Honeymoon Fund Online

They all have fees, and after the wedding they'll just deposit the money into your account. Guests don't actually "purchase" activities for you. For that reason, some find them very deceitful/misleading. Honestly, if you just have a small registry to cover any bridal shower thrown for you and/or wedding guests who prefer to give a gift, most guests will likely give you cash or checks, which you can then spend on your honeymoon or anything else you want to. You won't pay a fee, and you won't risk offending those guests who might find a Honeyfund unappealing (FYI there are those who think they are very tacky, just so you know). Not registering for a honeymoon fund is actually a win-win!

We used the Knot's website. You can customize and set amounts, and so on.

It worked great!

All cash fund websites have a fee, or they wouldn't profit from the website. The best thing to do is not register, and guests will gift cash or checks in their cards. You'd have to skip a bridal or couples shower since you don't have a physical registry, but that's not a huge deal.

I think a honeymoon fund is a great idea! It's definitely more on the trendy side and not something everyone has heard about. But I think it's a more modern approach to a registry. I would definitely recommend you find some things you could use to put on a traditional registry so your older crowd or more traditional guests can get you gifts. But, it's a fun idea and why not?! I gifted a friend of mine dinner on the beach on her honeymoon as a wedding gift. I knew it was something she wanted because we talked about it in advance and she mentioned it. I put together a cute basket with travel essentials in it and wrote something up stating that they could have a nice, romantic dinner on the beach on me. I went through their travel agent to book and pay for it though. I found this article on brides.com , this might help with picking a good website to list your honeymoon fund through! I personally would rather know I'm getting someone a gift they'd actually like/would use. If you don't do the honeymoon registry, you may not get cash/checks like you think. Instead, people might gift gift cards for wherever you registered or somewhere else.