Registry Items

I made a registry that I was not planning on using but a few guests ended up finding it on amazon and ordered gifts from it lol. But I registered for kitchen and camping supplies. I ended up getting a set of forks, a sandwich press and an instant pot (they live up to the hype!)

View Quoted Comment Thanks Molly did you created a separate amazon account ? Or you used personal one

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You're welcome. I used my personal amazon account. It was super easy and helpful. Amazon guides you through the process, suggesting how many gifts at each price range.

View Quoted Comment Okay so the guess just typed your name and found the registry ?????

I went through our house room by room and looked at things that we wanted to upgrade and then also looked at both of our wishlist and things that weren't too ridiculous went on the registry! We registered at Target and Amazon

View Quoted Comment Okay thanks so much for helping.

I went with a honeymoon fund and divided it into the activities we would do on our trip people could buy for us

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Yeah people can search for it if they don't have a link. They can use your name and wedding date

View Quoted Comment How neat what website you used for that ?

View Quoted Comment I used Zola

We added a lot of items to update the items we had. So, new dishes, new silverware, cooking utensils, bath & kitchen towels, etc. We also added some more expensive items like a new grill and a Roomba. We used Amazon, Target, and Belk and had them all linked to our wedding website.

We’re only doing a honeymoon fund. We own our home so we don’t need stuff for that.

We split between a honeymoon fund, things we needed, and things we wanted to upgrade.

Honestly, it's one of the most personal lists you can make! ...But a lot of planning books/websites have a good list you can use to start.

We put everything from a stepladder to the Kitchen Aid Mixer to muffin tins on there.

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Thank You everyone for your feedback I appreciate it