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Has anyone used a universal wedding registry before?

tbrandl611tbrandl611
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I'm just curious. We already have a home and a lot of things that we don't need. I'm having trouble nailing one store to pick from but I always here about universal registries where you can pick from any store. Just curious if anyone has done this and how it worked out?
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Re: Has anyone used a universal wedding registry before?

  • MJsGirl09MJsGirl09
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    edited December 2011
    We picked Kohl's and Target since they are pretty much everywhere.
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  • danieleandwaynedanieleandwayne member
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    edited December 2011
    We did a limited Bed Bath & Beyond registry because lots of people know the store, but then we also did a registry on Amazon.com-- because that had more original stuff and we weren't limited by one store's inventory.And it's a good thing we did, because BBB never has any of the items in their stores-- and apparently, they think recommending a "similar" item is appropriate. Which it's not because the items are not all that similar... (colour, collapsible vs non-collapsible, etc.).
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  • tbrandl611tbrandl611
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    edited December 2011
    thanks girls... however I was speaking more of something like this www.myregistry.com an awesome website where u can register from EVERYWHERE!
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  • MoogsieMoogsie member
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    edited December 2011
    I haven't set mine up yet, but I'm planning to register at Amazon.com. Their registry acts as a universal registry.
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