Hello!
I am going to be putting a registry card in the invitation. I don't want it to seem like we are begging for a gift so I'd like some ideas of how to word it to make it sound nice. I was thinking something on the lines of "We do not wish to receive any special gift from you. The gift of you coming to celebrate is enough for us. If you wish to give us a gift we are registered at....." Any suggestions would be wonderful! Thanks!

Re: How to word the registry card...?
The bolded is EXACTLY what you will seem like. Registry information never ever belongs on an invitation (showers are the only exemption), because you are giving your guests the presumption of a gift. I would just anything like you worded so hard - it's false modesty about wanting gifts.
Guests will know to ask for your registry information if they need it, or they'll be like me and google your name as soon as I get a wedding invitation to see where you are registered. So just make sure your registries are searchable and leave it at that. Gift conversations should always be initiated by guests, never by the couple.
Trust me - people know how to find a registry.
mlg78, she joined 4 years ago, but this is her first post. Plus, she thanked everyone for the info. I think that was nice.
This seems harsh. She's allowed to ask questions. Same as you when you first started posting about your wedding. I'm sure you could have just history searched everything and become an expert but you didn't. Neither is she. So chill.
mlg78 - Thank you for apologizing.