how do you say "no gifts, but money's ok"

[JelloShotGirl 0]

i dont know if someone already answered this but i read in a bridal magazine that u can set up a "registry" at your travel agent? I briefly looked into that , didnt do it cuz i didnt have a big wedding at all, but anyway I know liberty travel has one, one where ur guests can give $$ toward a honeymoon fund, buy I am sure u can set it up to meet you and ur hubby to be's needs/wants. .....(to pay for ur plane tickets, etc) gud luck!

[no name 1]

I really think it also depends on what kind of family you have. An Italian-American family from NJ isn't very concerned with wedding etiquette. Not everyone's family and friends are all about etiquette and niceties when it comes to these things.

It's called tact and class.

Signed-

An Italian American (well versed in etiquette) from NY/Indiana

Edited August 6, 2007 by devilette

[isleta521 5]

Havnt read the whole thread so this may have been brought up : put up a money tree and have a dollar dance if your going to have a dance. Have someone steal the bride for ransom, these things will add to the cash gifts and add some fun in a tactful way.

from a Mexican American

[Ban Hammer 13,345]

Havnt read the whole thread so this may have been brought up : put up a money tree and have a dollar dance if your going to have a dance. Have someone steal the bride for ransom, these things will add to the cash gifts and add some fun in a tactful way.

from a Mexican American

does he have to pay the ransom?

[isleta521 5]

Havnt read the whole thread so this may have been brought up : put up a money tree and have a dollar dance if your going to have a dance. Have someone steal the bride for ransom, these things will add to the cash gifts and add some fun in a tactful way.

from a Mexican American

does he have to pay the ransom?

Well, if no one paid the ransom then the groom would have to borrow one of the bridesmaids I guess