So many people register for baby showers and weddings, that the concept of a honeymoon registry seems only but logical. This is because wedding costs are rising and many couples often have to sacrifice their own honeymoon in favor of other wedding "necessities".
The honeymoon registry idea is perfect for couples who have careers and their own separate places and therefore have all the basic stuff one would need to start living together. If they are practical enough to think that he has silverware and she has silverware; why register for another set, then they can opt for a honeymoon registry instead.
This way their friends and family can buy gift certificates in any amount they choose which will go towards their trip. There are several companies and websites such as the Wedding Channel that offer such registries. However terms and conditions vary; therefore be careful in reading the fine print as service charges may apply and certificates may expire should you choose not to honeymoon immediately.
Spread the Word
After selecting which honeymoon registry appeals to you the most, ask your maid of honor or best man to spread the word in the shower invites or choose the email option where the registry service sends the announcement on your behalf. This way you'll be helping friends and family who are stumped as to what to get you and it will prevent you from getting yet another toaster or place setting.
Many times close friends and relatives want to give the couple something meaningful and something they are sure to use. With a honey moon registry they can be sure that their money was well spent and appreciated. You could send a picture of you and your spouse on the trip as a thank you note instead of the traditional cards.
Cruise Options
This new registry business has branched out in to the seas as well and you can even register for honeymoon cruise registry if you so wish. Honeymoon Voyages and other such companies can make it very easy for you to set up a registry and gift givers can purchase certificates in increments of $50 or $100.
However, honeymoon cruises also have their pros and cons. While you only have to unpack once and cruises are usually all-inclusive, they might not provide you with as much privacy as you would like. If you want time alone with your spouse, you would want to choose a balcony cabin so that you don't feel cramped in an inside cabin. Some cruises have the option for you to dine alone, but many don't. So find out all the details before signing on with a cruise for your honeymoon.
The honeymoon registry idea is perfect for couples who have careers and their own separate places and therefore have all the basic stuff one would need to start living together. If they are practical enough to think that he has silverware and she has silverware; why register for another set, then they can opt for a honeymoon registry instead.
This way their friends and family can buy gift certificates in any amount they choose which will go towards their trip. There are several companies and websites such as the Wedding Channel that offer such registries. However terms and conditions vary; therefore be careful in reading the fine print as service charges may apply and certificates may expire should you choose not to honeymoon immediately.
Spread the Word
After selecting which honeymoon registry appeals to you the most, ask your maid of honor or best man to spread the word in the shower invites or choose the email option where the registry service sends the announcement on your behalf. This way you'll be helping friends and family who are stumped as to what to get you and it will prevent you from getting yet another toaster or place setting.
Many times close friends and relatives want to give the couple something meaningful and something they are sure to use. With a honey moon registry they can be sure that their money was well spent and appreciated. You could send a picture of you and your spouse on the trip as a thank you note instead of the traditional cards.
Cruise Options
This new registry business has branched out in to the seas as well and you can even register for honeymoon cruise registry if you so wish. Honeymoon Voyages and other such companies can make it very easy for you to set up a registry and gift givers can purchase certificates in increments of $50 or $100.
However, honeymoon cruises also have their pros and cons. While you only have to unpack once and cruises are usually all-inclusive, they might not provide you with as much privacy as you would like. If you want time alone with your spouse, you would want to choose a balcony cabin so that you don't feel cramped in an inside cabin. Some cruises have the option for you to dine alone, but many don't. So find out all the details before signing on with a cruise for your honeymoon.
