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May2010Bride
Super May 2010

How Do/Did You Mention A Honeymoon Fund?

May2010Bride, on December 30, 2009 at 8:42 PM Posted in Planning 0 6

First I apologize if this shows up as a double post. I thought I hit "start discussion" but I guess I hit "cancel". But my original questions was...how did/do you go about letting your guests know you even HAVE a honeymoon fund? We have not made our final decision on which one to go with. We are going to "try" and go on a cruise right after the wedding...if we can not afford it at that time, the same cruise takes place out of the same port 3 months later. So I wanted to let guests know we have a honeymoon fund but do you add a slip of paper in with the invitation or did you add it on a small bottom line of the invitation itself? Thanks for letting me know and any feed back (good/bad) if you are using one of these funds.

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Latest activity by Jen, on December 30, 2009 at 10:09 PM
  • Bright Eyes
    Master August 2012
    Bright Eyes ·
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    Well, usually etiquette states to leave all mentions of money/registries off the invitations. I would put it up on your wedding website and put the URL on your invites. Also, word of mouth usually works out really well. And if you aren't setting up a honeymoon registry, but just asking for money, word of mouth is definitely better.

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  • cnmnfe44
    Expert January 2010
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    I put in a buisness card insert with the invitations that had our wedding website info which had a link to our honeymoon registry. My bridesmaids did the same with my bridal shower invites and then word of mouth i told EVERYONE lol and my mom tells everyone she talks to. Then when someone in our families ask someone closer to us what we want they say help with our honeymoon.

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  • Kristin
    Savvy May 2010
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    I agree with Bright Eyes. It is best to post the info on your wedding website and not mention it in the actual invitations

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  • May2010Bride
    Super May 2010
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    Thanks for the input. I think this will be a sticky topic for us....b/c out of our guests 1/3 is FH co-workers, 1/3 is my co-workers and the other 1/3 is friends/family. I put my website up last April when we got engaged and only about 6 folks told me they went to it...so putting it on the site might not be noticed. Actually, I really need to up date my site. And word of mouth is more like US telling our co-workers which might sound...i dunno...greedy to mention since alot of folks in this area attends weddings and don't really bring gifts. Which is FINE...a gift is someone presence not something in their hands....but I was *hoping* that some of the "bosses" or others whom are very well off *might* help us out with small honeymoon donations. Gosh I sound horrible....I hope that it doesn't come off that way...I was just hoping that a little honeymoon help could make the difference of going on the honeymoon in May Vs. August.

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  • Bright Eyes
    Master August 2012
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    Don't worry! You don't sound horrible at all. Totally understandable. Just be prepared for some people to show up with gifts. I know that the older people in my family wouldn't dream of going to a wedding without a blender or a toaster haha.

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  • J
    Devoted May 2010
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    Cnmnfe44 - thats so funny because I'm doing the same thing with business card inserts, and my MOH included them in my bridal shower invites and my mom also tells everyone!

    Word of mouth works really well. My FH and I live a few states away from where our wedding will take place so we cant have any gifts brought to the wedding because we wont be able to take them on the plane. So our families and bridal party are politely reminding everyone of our distance troubles so that they understand why we are requesting any gifts be from our honeyfund.

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