What date do we put on the wedding registry? We are having a destination wedding and two receptions?

We are having a destination wedding and two receptions. We are getting married in January and we are having two receptions...one in March, one in May. One is in my home town, one in his.

So, the question is, what date do we put on the registry? Does it matter? I know there are completion programs and incentives...should we put the last date, the one in May?

What are the drawbacks from doing something like that? Hopefully this is my last registry question. You guys have been a great help so far.

Asked by MrsOrangeNikki 41 months ago Similar questions: date put wedding registry destination receptions Lifestyle > Weddings.

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Avvoo_SUCHawitch! Said: 1 TRADITIONALLY, you put your wedding date on there. If you don't want to wait until May for gifts, stores might run out of what you like, whatever, you might want to put the March date.

I'm just thinking about the potential discontinuation of what you really want. This user has been banned from Askville.

Avvoo_SUCHawitch! Said: 1 TRADITIONALLY, you put your wedding date on there. If you don't want to wait until May for gifts, stores might run out of what you like, whatever, you might want to put the March date.

I'm just thinking about the potential discontinuation of what you really want.

TRADITIONALLY, you put your wedding date on there. If you don't want to wait until May for gifts, stores might run out of what you like, whatever, you might want to put the March date. I'm just thinking about the potential discontinuation of what you really want.

3 That makes sense. My concern is that most people won't be buying anything until right before the reception. That was why I questioned it.My original thought was the wedding date.

The completion thing is that for 30 or 60 days after the date, they will give us a percentage off the items on our registry that we buy. We aren't going to be buying anything until after the may reception.So, that feature is completely lost if we use the wedding date.

That makes sense. My concern is that most people won't be buying anything until right before the reception. That was why I questioned it.My original thought was the wedding date.

The completion thing is that for 30 or 60 days after the date, they will give us a percentage off the items on our registry that we buy. We aren't going to be buying anything until after the may reception.So, that feature is completely lost if we use the wedding date.

Bonnie~S replied to post #3: 4 If you want to keep the wedding registry as a keepsake, then I think your wedding day should be on it. Is there any way you can have 2 separate registries, 1 with your wedding date, and 1 for May, and duplicate the entries so you'll have a keepsake and one to cover the percentage off discounts? .

If you want to keep the wedding registry as a keepsake, then I think your wedding day should be on it. Is there any way you can have 2 separate registries, 1 with your wedding date, and 1 for May, and duplicate the entries so you'll have a keepsake and one to cover the percentage off discounts?

5 Thats a good way to do it...the duplicates. Thank you :) That may solve my problem.

Thats a good way to do it...the duplicates. Thank you :) That may solve my problem.

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