Multiple Registries/ Don't like Asking For Things

fishpod365

Ok my first issue is the fact that I don't like asking for people for things. Granted we are just starting out and there are a lot of things we need. (Our first dishes are all colored plastic dishes) I just feel greedy when the cheapest flatware set I found is $60! My grandma said that the guest's don't have to get that exact set but I still feel greedy asking for something that is so expensive.

Now what I don't know is if it is rude to have more than one gift registry? Like if I have one at say Kohls but they don't have everything I want is it ok to have another at say Target? Again this goes back to feeling as if I am greedy asking for so much.

All in all how do I not feel like I'm being greedy and is it ok to have more than one registry.

ceh789

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[QUOTE]All in all how do I not feel like I'm being greedy and is it ok to have more than one registry.
Posted by fishpod365@hotmail.com[/QUOTE]
2-3 seems standard.  Remember that not everyone has a [national store brand] near them and so will check different places.<div>
</div><div>Stop feeling like it's greedy, it's actually a convenience to your guests.  By the time someone looks at your registry they've already decided they want to give you a gift - registering is making it way easier for them to do so.</div>