We don't want gifts. How do we politely tell guests that their presence is enough?

Don't make a registry and put on your website "your presence is our greatest gift" or somethkng like that

I feel like any mention of gifts is a little too assuming and might rub people the wrong way. I would not do a registry and just not say anything about gifts

People will most likely still give you gifts. If you don't make a registry, they will probably just give you money.

Mentioning anything about gifts is considered rude. You're going to get stuff. It's what people do. Most likely money. Just don't register, I guess.

You don't. Don't register, and put a blurb on your wedding website. If people ask, just tell them you'd prefer no gifts.

Expect to get them regardless.

Personally I would love you if you told me not to give you a gift. Maybe family can spread the word through word of mouth and you can put it on your wedding website. I think it is very considerate of you.

I agree with Miami but that is just me personally. It isn't like you wouldn't be grateful if you were to receive a gift anyways.

I wouldn't mention gifts anywhere. Most people will ask you where you are registered and that is the appropriate time to say something about their presence being enough.

Well this post is a breath of fresh air! I was bracing myself for the honeyfund or "we prefer cash" line! That is very considerate OP!

I wouldnt mention gifts at all, because it could get misunderstood that you are asking for money.

No poems, no registry...