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Need a registry?

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Is it ok not to have a registry at all? 
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Re: Need a registry?

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    doeydodoeydo member
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    Yes, it is fine not to register for anything.  However, you should realize that you risk getting multiples and mismatched items, ie. 8 toasters and 3 mismatched sets of cutlery.  Are you sure you couldn't use anything?  My FI and I live together but we could always use more towels, a better vacuum, prettier plates, etc.
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    emmyg65emmyg65 member
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    Yes, that's perfectly fine.
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    photokittyphotokitty mod
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    We did not register - anywhere.
    For our wedding the gifts broke down like this: 75% cash or check, 20% gift cards and 5% random, but lovingly selected physical gifts. We did not have any duplicate gifts.
    I declined all showers. GL!
    :kiss: ~xoxo~ :kiss:

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    tesgirl123tesgirl123 member
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    It is completely your choice.   That being said there are people that will come to your wedding that might not know you particularly well or at least your taste.  As PP said you run the risk of duplicates and random things.  Plus returning those things could be a headache without a registry. 

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    staceemariestaceemarie member
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    I found a place to register that's a little less typical, with places to pin items from all over the internet, you can link to current registries and even add a honeymoon fund! Seems like a one stop shop, not to mention it's easy for your guests to navigate all of your registries. Check out my blog for more details 
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    AprilH81AprilH81 member
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    staceemarie said:
    I found a place to register that's a little less typical, with places to pin items from all over the internet, you can link to current registries and even add a honeymoon fund! Seems like a one stop shop, not to mention it's easy for your guests to navigate all of your registries. Check out my blog for more details 

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