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Just Said Yes September 2016

Couples Shower Wording for Invites

Deborah, on February 18, 2016 at 2:10 PM Posted in Etiquette and Advice 0 6

Hello Everyone, I am in need of some help! My fiance and I are having a couples shower but aren't quite sure how to word it appropriately yet in a fun way. He is 41 and I am 34 so needless to say we aren't registering since we both already had established homes now merged into one. Since we are paying for the wedding ourselves, what are some ideas on how to word an invite so our guests will visit our website to help pay for our honeymoon?

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Latest activity by OG Kathryn, on February 18, 2016 at 2:42 PM
  • Emmy
    Master January 2015
    Emmy ·
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    If you aren't registering you don't have a shower. And as an adult you should pay for your own vacation.

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  • MzRosaLu
    Master July 2016
    MzRosaLu ·
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    What are you expecting people to do at your shower if you don't have a registry? The whole point of a shower is to "shower" you with physical gifts.

    Don't make a honeymoon registry. Just don't have a registry, don't have a shower, and most people will give you cash as a gift at the wedding anyway.

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  • Princess Consuela
    Master November 2015
    Princess Consuela ·
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    1. Don't throw your own shower

    2. If someone DOES offer to throw you a shower, the point is to "shower" the bride with gifts, so having no gifts doesn't make sense

    3. Asking adults to help pay for another adult's vacation is icky

    So basically a big fat nope to all of this.

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  • Katie
    Master October 2016
    Katie ·
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    It is rude to throw your own shower. The party you throw is your reception. You only get one. You do not throw a party in your own honor. If someone offers to throw you a shower and you accept you should register for physical gifts. Even if you only create a small registry guests will get the hint that you're more looking for cash which is perfectly fine. But you do not ask for cash or create a honeyfund.

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  • Sarah H.
    Master September 2016
    Sarah H. ·
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    This post is a whole bunch of no. You don't throw your own shower and you don't ask for people to pay for your honeymoon.


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  • OG Kathryn
    Champion May 2016
    OG Kathryn ·
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    OH Deborah, good luck.

    If you have everything you need, don't register and certainly don't tell people to give you $$. They are adults. They will figure it out.

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