So, my cousin got married over the holidays in a last minute ceremony, that only involved her immediate family and few close friends, from what I hear. She has posted pics and updates on facebook, and she also posted a link to her wedding website.
On the website, she tells their whole story, meeting, getting engagaed, the ceremony, etc, which was nice to read and hear about and see the pics. But then at the very bottom of that narrative, they have a link to where they are registered. Seeing that really kind of bumped me and I totally gave it the side-eye... but I was wondering, is that bad etiquette, or is it just me?
Growing up her family had tons of drama and issues with the rest of the family over a family restaurant business... totally not her fault, but I'm not really her hugest fan... and her whole family kind of rubs me and my fam the wrong way anyways.
There is also a page w/ information about a "reception" with just the date, location and registry info. I can't attend anyway, because I will be out of town, but I'm not really sure who is invited anyway... like everyone who sees her link? Or ppl who get an invite? I don't know, it doesn't matter.
Just genuinely curious if this would be considered bad etiquette to put the registry info out there like that?