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How did you go about sharing your Honeymoon Registry?

Julia, on January 30, 2021 at 12:40 Posted in Honeymoon 0 6

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Hi ladies!

I recently signed up for a registry on HoneyFund (by far one of the best websites I've found so far, by the way 😩). But I'm curious, what should I say when I go about sharing my link on my social medias for my friends & family? I'm so bad when it comes to wording things, and I don't want to come off as, "Hey, give us money for our honeymoon" 😬😅. I'm hoping maybe some of you awesome ladies can help me come up with a nice & sincere way of wording it, so I don't accidentally put myself through the ringer lol!
Thanks in advance! 💖

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Julia · On January 30, 2021 at 21:43
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We have it started off with, "To those on our page who are sharing our special day with us," only because at this point, our guest list is all over the place due to COVID. We don't know who will be attending, and who won't be.
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Hank · On January 30, 2021 at 21:40
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Is this Facebook share list only people attending the wedding or everyone on your FB friend's list?
Just my personal opinion, since you're concerned about looking greedy: a registry should only be shared with guests attending the wedding. While a stag and doe normally consists of strangers and acquaintances contributing toward your wedding fundraising efforts, the culture around it means I as a guest am getting something out of it (ie a night of food and drink, some entertainment, etc). A honeyfund, or any registry, sent to people not invited to the wedding would come off as a gift grab.
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Julia · On January 30, 2021 at 20:49
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Its sort of set up like a regular website. It's itemized, but it's set amounts that can be gifted ($20, $25, etc). Its moreso sharing it on my Facebook, since we aren't able to do any kind of Stag & Doe due to current COVID restrictions. I'm unsure how to properly work the post without making it sound "greedy", I guess.
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Julia · On January 30, 2021 at 20:47
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I really like the sound of that! That's a great idea, and it'll be easy to make it sound more like me too, too!

Thank you!
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Hank · On January 30, 2021 at 18:57
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If your honeyfund is itemized (ie people are choosing an aspect of your honey that they can contribute set amounts to) rather than a blank slate they can throw any amount into like a typical cash gift, then you can just link to it like any other registry. It'll just show "Climbing the Eiffel Tower (or whatever)" instead of "Microwave."
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Sara · On January 30, 2021 at 15:42
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Are you all set in terms of having a home and all necessary housewares already? If so, you could say something along the lines of
"In lieu of traditional wedding gifts - as we are well established in terms of home and housewares - we are alternatively asking for monetary gifts towards our dream honeymoon!"
Or something along those lines!!
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