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Rya
Devoted April 2018

Zola and honeymoon registry

Rya, on January 31, 2018 at 12:03 AM

Posted in Etiquette and Advice 22

Just watched episode of today(Kathie Lee and hoda) from Facebook where they were promoting Zola and registering for cash but as things such as puppy fund or new house funds. Makes it seem that it's no longer taboo if you register this way, just still don't ask outright for cash. Registering is...
Just watched episode of today(Kathie Lee and hoda) from Facebook where they were promoting Zola and registering for cash but as things such as puppy fund or new house funds. Makes it seem that it's no longer taboo if you register this way, just still don't ask outright for cash. Registering is different. On Zola you can set it so the fee Zola takes comes from your end not the guests end. So they still only pay say 100 but you get 95 they just don't know that. Just food for thought. Don't bite my ears off.

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  • V
    Super April 2019
    Valerie ·
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    I am so torn on these. They are super popular where I'm from and I don't think I've been to a wedding in the past 2 years without one (5 weddings at least and 6 more this summer - all used it). But I hate that a cut of the money gets taken - Usually if I see them I end up getting the bride a giftcard for the shower and cash for the wedding so I don't have to pay the fee. On the other hand, I have my older relatives insisting that I register and when I tell them I don't need anything and don't want to register I get "Oh you always need things, and you could just register for the honeymoon fund so you get cash". So I don't know.

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  • Jennifer
    Just Said Yes January 2020
    Jennifer ·
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    I don't think there's anything wrong with setting up a gift registry or a honeyfund. As a bride, I like having the option to set up a fund for people to contribute to our dream of home ownership. As a guest, I like to feel like I'm contributing to my friend's dreams. I think it'd be rude to outright ask for money, or list the registry on the front of your invite. But times have changed, everything's online and this is just way more convenient. Either way, guests aren't compelled or expected to do anything, it's just nice to give them the choice.

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