Wedding Gifts

I'm planning on a reception for the wedding and not sure about asking guests for gifts. I do not want to go through the decision process a gift registry for guests to buy gifts and return gifts that do not meet my needs. I prefer to receive donations of money $ $ $. It is easier. Is this something acceptable etiquette? How can I put it on the invitation or let my guests know they do not need to buy presents, instead they can give me money?

Do not put anything indicating preferred cash - which is sticky. If you do not specify the place you are logged in - people will probably give money or gift cards. Congratulations.

Sign up for a number of things, but also ask for gift cards, cash noa®t. Say you need CardD actualle gift giving because you do not really need what they might want you. You can also metion that they can get what they feel comfortable giving you, because they may not have much money right now. Remember, everyone wants money and now everyone seems to need it.


Hope this helps. =)

It is very impolite to say I only want money!
but you can have an option to contribute to honeymoon in sending money to this account to have someone at the travel agency or bank to accommodate this is they just send a check, they n have not even get a card! or some sort of money! and you can put inplace a register!

It is tacky and rude to ask for monetary donations. And quite unacceptable to put on an invitation. If you do this, people will talk about your lack of taste for many years. And your husband will be mortified family! Simply enroll in one or two places so that you have chosen the gift, and you can try an online registry.

Wow this is totally inappropriate and unclassy if you were actually put on the invitation. Of course, most couples prefer donations of money on a toaster but you should make your gift to decide for themselves what they would like that you get.

It is never acceptable to ask the label money. People do not give you anything if they do not want.

And please do not be one of those wives who do not write a thank you note either. It is also extremely rude.

Do not mention gifts at all if you just want money. Most people would feel uncomfortable without showing something so high that they can get a card and some money. But tell anyone that you prefer cash on the gift would be infinitely sticky and gross.

Customers know they do not need to give you gifts. They may choose to give gifts. You can simply register somewhere. Asking for money is very hard. You should be thankful for what you get.

Do not say anything about donations to the invitation. There is simply no room for such things. If people ask you about your preferences, you can tell them.

You can not put that on an invitation. You'll look so bad and frankly if I have an invitation to him that I would not even appear or send a gift of some kind .... your messed up.

I think his inapporipate make people give money ..... Each man should give what he or she is comfortable giving in.