Sunday, February 7, 2010

Wedding Registry For Couples Living Together Wedding Shower For Couple Who Lives Together, Time Is A Year Before Their Wedding, No Registry?

Wedding shower for couple who lives together, time is a year before their wedding, no registry? - wedding registry for couples living together

I am the maid of honor for the wedding of my best friend and soon threw a wedding shower. The problem is that they get married in another state and not comeing home to see the family at any time during the 10 months prior to their marriage. So I have decided to launch an "introduction" wedding shower while she's here, even before. Anyway, they have lived with her boyfriend for some time, so virtually everything they need, so do not have a criminal ready for the marriage more than a year. I thought a money or a gift card shower shower for places to save just for the couple since Arn't what they still want. All ideas on how this word or ideas for a party that at this stage of your wedding plans rejected? Perhaps a commitment Wedding / shower?

10 comments:

erika w said...

I like the idea of a shower in advance! they are really settled with few needs, and there are no records, but why not talk to him about the gift cards instead of her wedding dress, or service of food or the photographer or buy from the travel agency that helps their honeymoon? If you are paying for their own wedding, I would like to help some of the biggest expenses, not as gift cards or gifts, not from random people who come to give a gift card. pay (and if you, make sure that their parents would appreciate the help!;) my aunts and uncles started on our honeymoon and it was much easier to finance our return.

Sweet n Sour said...

You could start a Pampered Chef shower, I went recently. People will live together, buy the things in the catalog, and representatives of the company together, so you do not too much. The bride can tell the customer representative, before the things you want to get it as a place in the record. Probably no other home sales companies do it, but it is very nice quality.

Lydia said...

You can not ask our customers for money or gift cards at all - it's rude! Let's get it open for the guests what they want, and I hope the couple will politely accept what they get. If you do not really "need" of something - then you do not need a wedding shower. The purpose of the bachelor party to "shower" the bride with love and gifts to help the first home!

sassssy said...

I went to a party was a Pampered Chef party with candlelight and tasteful simplest of all games in one. It was great that you get things that I wanted, and things for the bride. You can do something like that. Tupperware, Mary Kay, Lia Sophia, Home & Garden, etc. Find out what the bride wants.

BUBBLES said...

Why do people ask for gift cards if I need anything!
I live with my boyfriend, and we have tons of things such as new leaves are well cooked, towels again ... etc. ...
It can do everything that must have been. You need to sit and watch, and a list of things you want.
Not a homeowner? The position of the NDA for your home!

mamatuck... said...

I would suggest that some of Engagement. In this way, participating couples, I invite all those who like him have the opportunity to see all well. I like it is a plan for a week before the wedding shower, and when you come to the wedding. You can have a stock of hand-bars, if you drink.

Laura said...

I want a theme for this shower. What if her name starts with "M", asks everyone to bring something that starts with an "M".

Individuals or you can issue with the "daily life" and ask for the daily needs that need forever.

gileswen... said...

Of course you can take a shower, regardless of what is usually much closer to the date of marriage. What you can do is not to dictate what the donations are graciously.

If you spot a good idea to plan to wait until they have actually done, you can tell someone who claims to be the information in the registry. You can never know the people, an invitation that the couple is registered. This in turn seems to dictate what is the gift that is just greedy.

A feast for your friend is an excellent idea, and I'm sure it will be appreciated. If you have a shower in order. Trust only people you invite, the shower (and make sure that the bride with all of them are people who want to invite to the wedding!) For the bride well enough to think about using good thing for them and or for pleasure.

Sharon said...

I think it's an excellent idea and the kind of shower I want. I do not know why some people have a problem with the idea to have some money or gift cards. When I invited to the wedding of friends, I give them what they want, not what I think is appropriate, because the old rules of etiquette, no matter!

Just send regular invitations. When people ask, RSVP, which will surely ask, where the couple is registered. When they explain the situation, as he did here, encouraged to make gift cards or cash.

Troll Police Dogs said...

Yes, the work of gift cards.

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