This is our third marriage for both of us. Both divorced first time, widowed the second, and we are keeping our wedding small, immediate family and close friends only, no registry because we have just about anything and everything at this stage in life we could ever need or want. But, I've gotten a couple of nice greeting cards from folks, and I've been asked about giving monetary gifts in lieu of a gift registry, which I have politely declined, saying the best gift is sharing our happy day with us, I do plan on having a card box at the reception so guests can leave well wishes and marriage advice on fun cards that will be at each table, but I don't want people to think it's for gift cards, and appear presumptuous, although I am sure there will be a few guests who do bring some type of greeting card, or gift card, making a card box pretty practical used for dual purpose. So, should I just not have the wish cards to discourage gift giving? This is confusing!
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