Creating a bridal registry is a weird idea. You, in essence, are allowed to make a ginormous wish list of things you need or want. This is a bad idea for someone like me. Although deep down inside there lives a practical person who know that "things" are not the stuff of life, I do not deny that my eyes light up when I see high thread count sheets or beautiful china.
Mr. Man's "practical person" is much bigger. He would prefer cash gifts. So, as usual, we have come up with a compromise. I will get my long-dreamt-about adventure in a department store with a scanner and we will include a link on our wedding web page where guests can contribute towards our honeymoon or wedding.
Until the fateful day arrives , I can search for things that make me smile - the totally frivolous, expensive things that I would never actually register for.
Here's what I have found so far:

Just because it looks cool.Mr. Man's "practical person" is much bigger. He would prefer cash gifts. So, as usual, we have come up with a compromise. I will get my long-dreamt-about adventure in a department store with a scanner and we will include a link on our wedding web page where guests can contribute towards our honeymoon or wedding.
Until the fateful day arrives , I can search for things that make me smile - the totally frivolous, expensive things that I would never actually register for.
Here's what I have found so far:

Glass Cookbook Holder at Williams Sonoma.

Upright Steamer from Amazon.com

Oneida Dinnerware.

Soho Bedding at AJMoss

Bialetti Hot Chocolate Pot at Williams-Sonoma

Classic Gourmet Picnic Basket from Picnicfun.com
What would you register for?
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