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Laura S
Super December 2016

Jack & Jill Shower Question...

Laura S, on February 10, 2016 at 10:17 AM

Posted in Etiquette and Advice 24

Sorry for the third post this morning - I have some time off and am trying to accomplish things! We have friends that are having a Jack and Jill shower this weekend. They made it clear that the groom is registered at Lowe's the the bride is registered at BBB. Does this mean we're suppose to buy two...

Sorry for the third post this morning - I have some time off and am trying to accomplish things! We have friends that are having a Jack and Jill shower this weekend. They made it clear that the groom is registered at Lowe's the the bride is registered at BBB. Does this mean we're suppose to buy two separate gifts? I've never been to a J&J shower.

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  • Marion
    Expert March 2016
    Marion ·
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    The couple most likely didn't mean anything by it, they probably thought they would point out where the groom registered and where the bride registered in case a guest is closer to one or the other. And with co-ed showers rising in popularity, maybe they were trying to be funny with the groom actually registering for "manly" gifts. Definitely just bring one gift- scan both registries and see what is your price point.

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  • Sara
    Super November 2016
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    One gift. I would probably get on hers and get something they can use

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  • Reggie
    Master September 2015
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    As far as I am concerned, the COUPLE is registered at 2 places. This functions the same as any other time a couple has 2 registries, you get to pick where you want to shop. If they say anything you can certainly point out that co-ed shower and female only showers and both the same in that they are showers for the couple to set up their life together (it's not like at female only showers the bride gets new shoes and makeup). This is still about setting up the couple as a couple. It's not a joint birthday party where they would both need a gift. Heck, if they can't share they probably shouldn't be getting married! The only real difference with a co-ed shower is that the guys join in on the fun of the *party*, not that they get double gifts.

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  • Julia
    Devoted August 2017
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    I've never heard of gift registry for a jack and Jill I've always known them as fundraisers with ticket sales and raffles. If this isn't that kind of event I'd think that one gift for both would be sufficient.

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