Has anyone every thought of helping them with the wedding itself? How many times have you received a wedding invitation and started thinking about a wedding gift only to realize that both the bride and groom have both lived on their own for years or been married once (or more) before? What do they really need? Possibly help with the wedding... The cost of a wedding can be beyond overwhelming and with less and less parents being able to fit the bill couples are having to work full time, plan the wedding and try to budget for the wedding of their dreams. Why not talk to the bride about registering for wedding products.
In today's world of online shopping that is a very feasible idea!
We have wonderful resources such as personal wedding sites and evite.com or even face book.com. All of these are a wonderful way to put together all of the wedding day wants and needs, with links to different sites where the products can be purchased. For example on our website we offer a registry where brides can choose all of the things that they are hoping for and then during checkout you can choose to ship the items right away and pay the shipping or opt to have it shipped at the same time as all of the other products and we will cover the shipping cost to the brides location. In this case everyone wins.
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So, if you are a bride who has everything consider this option and if you know of a bride who has everything discuss this option with them. It can cover everything from wedding dress, to ceremony supplies, to novelty items (such as a photo booth for the guests) and even go as far as donations toward the catering, flowers or cake! The sky's the limit. This is the age of thinking outside the box.
What Do You Give the Couple Who Has Everything?
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