Where to register for wedding

Almost 6 years ago, I married my very best friend in the world! We had a wonderful party to celebrate, and all of the people we love were so generous and gifted us entirely too much!

When my hubby and I got married 20+ years ago, we registered at two places – Dillard’s and Target. Target was definitely a lot more fun. If you are getting married, Target is a great place to register! Back then,…

Looking for tips to build your wedding registry? Click to read helpful advice on building a wedding registry that is practical and realistic. Find out what's worth registering for and what's not. These wedding registry tips are sure to make the wedding registry process much simpler!

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Complete wedding registry checklist. Don't forget a thing when creating your registry including kitchen items, household, outdoor, and more!

Not sure what to add to your wedding registry? After 9 years, here are the items from my wedding registry I still love and use daily, plus, what we got rid of years ago, or still have in the box. #weddingregistry #weddingideas #weddingadvice #weddingtips

Are you having trouble figuring out where to register for your wedding? Here is the article for you! It covers all the different stores you can register at and what the perks are for each one! #weddingregistry #ideas #stores

Looking for a an easy and great place to register for your wedding? Check out our top 4 websites that we recommend to make registering for your wedding a breeze. Whether you have everything you need or need all new stuff, we've got options for everyone.

From my own wedding to all of the others I've been to, here the best tips and tricks I've learned about registering for gifts. Check it out after the jump... 1. Don't register for sets of things. Pick out individual pots, knives, bedding items, and luggage instead. You end up with more affordable options for guests buying the gifts and then, after the wedding, you can exchange the individual items for the matching sets. As a bonus, the sets are typically a better value so you you'll end up…