New Theme: the Honeymoon Registry

Posted on February 16, 2006 by Her and tagged honeymoon, registry, wedding

We have recently begun planning our wedding registry, and we were planning on doing both a traditional gift registry as well as one of those newfangled honeymoon registries. These allow couples to register for all the aspects of their honeymoon, from airline tickets to souvenirs. Initially it sounded fantastic! I began by doing some lunchtime surfing of online companies that offer honeymoon registries. They're more complicated than I first assumed, so I decided to make an Excel spreadsheet to help me compare services and fees. After a while, a pattern of shady businesses with hidden fees and crappy services began to emerge. I searched for user reviews of these websites and came up empty.
So I'm starting a new theme on honeymoon registries, where I'll post about some of the things I've learned about them.

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