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Where to include registry information?

kristenfreykristenfrey member
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I am working on getting my invitations printed and am wondering where I should include information about where I am registered. I do not have a wedding website and am not interested in creating one.

Do I inlclude a seperate smaller card with this info? I have the main invite, directions/accomodation card, and the RSVP card.

What is proper? HELP! Thanks!
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Re: Where to include registry information?

  • rsannarsanna member
    500 Comments 5 Love Its First Anniversary
    edited August 2012
    You don't include any registry information on or with your wedding invitations.  Shower invitations are fine though. 
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  • kristenfreykristenfrey member
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    How do I let guests that are not invited to showers know then?
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  • funandfrecklesfunandfreckles member
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    Word of mouth. You absolutely do not put registry info in or on the wedding invitations. It's rude and gift-grabby. If people want to know where you're registered they'll ask.
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  • rsannarsanna member
    500 Comments 5 Love Its First Anniversary
    edited August 2012

    If they ask, you can let them know where you are registered.  But to include it on/with the invitations gives the impression that gifts are required or expected.

    Guests should also be able to search for your registry online too.

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  • kristenfreykristenfrey member
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    Thanks everyone for the help!
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  • brittneyc4brittneyc4 member
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    They may ask you when RSVPing, if they call to tell you (I had more people call than send in the card). It's common here to put registry info on invites, so when I didn't, everyone just asked instead. Make sure your parents know now as they may field the questions for you as well, it really helped me out.

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