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Jocelynn
Savvy May 2022

Funding Honeymoon

Jocelynn, on November 18, 2020 at 4:08 PM Posted in Registry 0 17
Has anyone ever did a cash fund on their registry?

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Latest activity by Pirate & 60s Bride, on November 20, 2020 at 12:48 AM
  • M
    Legend June 2019
    Melle ·
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    I did mine for zola!

    just be mindful that there is a fee for every transaction.

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  • Jocelynn
    Savvy May 2022
    Jocelynn ·
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    Okay, I’m finding just about everyone has a fee...just have to find one I’m okay with. Thank you!
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  • M
    Legend June 2019
    Melle ·
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    I think zola has the smallest fee at 2.5%

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  • Jocelynn
    Savvy May 2022
    Jocelynn ·
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    That’s actually the same for stripe
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  • Mrs. Spring
    Master April 2021
    Mrs. Spring ·
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    I plan to create a hunnyfund which is similar.
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  • Jocelynn
    Savvy May 2022
    Jocelynn ·
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    Awesome....I’m hoping no one gets offended that we are requesting cash instead of gifts
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    Master July 2019
    Hannah ·
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    This is a very divisive topic, and many people, especially those in older generations, find them tacky. I personally think they're pointless. They all charge a fee for the pleasure of being an unnecessary middle man. At least in my area, 99% of people give the couple cash or a check in a card as a wedding gift, even if they have a registry. We had a wedding registry, and only 1 person out of our guest list brought a physical gift. Every other person gave us cash or a check (and 2 people actually Venmoed us lol). I've never brought a physical gift to a wedding, always opting to put a check inside a card. The registries are usually used for the shower. If you want cash, I would just skip the registry altogether or create a small one of physical gifts. People will get the hint and there won't be any fees.
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  • T
    Devoted July 2021
    Ty ·
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    We used Zola as well, and we did a cash fund, I couldn’t think of anything that we needed since two years ago we purchased a home, I also added blinds to the registry as well.


    Hope this helps, good luck!
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  • Jocelynn
    Savvy May 2022
    Jocelynn ·
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    Awesome. We are both military and won’t be buying a house for another five years and that’s when we will do a registry for a house warming
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    Devoted July 2021
    Ty ·
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    Yes, so I was told also if you don’t register anywhere people will catch the hint and bring cash to the wedding.
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  • Jocelynn
    Savvy May 2022
    Jocelynn ·
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    Ooohhhh, that’s nice, too. More spending money on the honeymoon for us, lol
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    Devoted July 2021
    Ty ·
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    Yes! That’s a win!
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  • Rebecca
    Master August 2019
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    We used the Knot's website and fund. I don't think there was much of a fee, if any. It might have been a small one on the guest's ends...

    It worked very well for us, because we could transfer any time, as opposed to being limited to a few times.

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  • Jocelynn
    Savvy May 2022
    Jocelynn ·
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    That’s exactly who we are using as well!!
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    Dedicated May 2021
    Jenn ·
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    We are using The Knot's cash fund registry. I've heard that people don't really mind paying for the fees, only *if* they were going to gift us a physical gift to start with, since a gift would have taxes and it would be the same thing.
    And I think with covid, with a lot of the guests not being able to make it to the wedding to give us a card or cash gift in real life, they liked that they could send us a little something.
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  • Jocelynn
    Savvy May 2022
    Jocelynn ·
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    You know what Jenny, you are absolutely right!!! The small fee that they will pay is the same or maybe even less they would pay with taxes. Honestly, I would gladly give someone cash because it takes the stress of looking for a gift away.
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  • Pirate & 60s Bride
    Legend March 2017
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    Honeyfund has a tiny fee too. It was really easy. We did that and a small registry at two retail shops for anyone uncomfortable giving money.
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