David and I don't want wedding gifts. We both have our own homes full of belongings. Instead, we would cherish a fabulous honeymoon. We would somehow like to include in our invitations that we don't want any gifts, but if people want to give something, we would greatly appreciate small bits of money that we can put towards our honeymoon. How can we word this in a tactful way and is this even appropriate to do?
There are actually websites where you make up a honeymoon and serves as your registry. People can pay for a night at the hotel, fancy dinners, tourist things like scuba lessons or swimming with dolphins, and so on. You just make up a website and your guests go there and pick out what they want to buy for you. Therefore, they know what their money is paying for. I do not know of any websites off hand but just go to yahoo or google and type in honeymoon registry and you will get lots of results. Good luck!!
