my husband and I actually "registered" at anthropologie and it was wonderful. They don't have anything formal or technilogically advanced, but they did an amazing job making sure we got EVERYTHING on our list :)
My fiance and I are using Wishpot.com for one of our registries. You can basically register for anything that's sold online, and I was drawn to it specifically because of the number of times I wandered through Anthropologie's home section and thought to myself, "Gee, when I'm getting married I'm going to have to figure out a way to register here." It's also great for supporting independent artists and crafters who have an online presence, or for requesting donations to a charity, honeymoon fund, home purchase, etc.
My fiancee and I also "registered" at anthropolgie using the Wishlist feature on their website. It essentially functions just like any other online registry (type in a name, find a list of desired items!)
You can sort of register at Anthroplogie-you sign up for the wishlist-you can create many, add anything you want in the size/color/quantity you desire, and then you can send them to people via email-I know, I did it for my wedding!
You can create a registry using the wishlist, but you can also register in store the old-fashioned paper way. I used to work there and we would offer registry services to brides. You just go to the store, walk through with a salesperson and select the things you'd like on your registry. The store will keep a paper list and your guests can either come in or call to order for you. Voila!
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my husband and I actually "registered" at anthropologie and it was wonderful. They don't have anything formal or technilogically advanced, but they did an amazing job making sure we got EVERYTHING on our list :)
Beautiful! Our theme is peacock and paisley, so I'm diggin' these plates :)
I lovee anthropologie. They have the cutest items for the home too (as you have shown!) :)
My fiance and I are using Wishpot.com for one of our registries. You can basically register for anything that's sold online, and I was drawn to it specifically because of the number of times I wandered through Anthropologie's home section and thought to myself, "Gee, when I'm getting married I'm going to have to figure out a way to register here." It's also great for supporting independent artists and crafters who have an online presence, or for requesting donations to a charity, honeymoon fund, home purchase, etc.
My fiancee and I also "registered" at anthropolgie using the Wishlist feature on their website. It essentially functions just like any other online registry (type in a name, find a list of desired items!)
really lovely!
You can sort of register at Anthroplogie-you sign up for the wishlist-you can create many, add anything you want in the size/color/quantity you desire, and then you can send them to people via email-I know, I did it for my wedding!
Ooh, beuatiful! They remind me of Aubrey Beardsley illustrations...one of my favourite illustrators :)
You can create a registry using the wishlist, but you can also register in store the old-fashioned paper way. I used to work there and we would offer registry services to brides. You just go to the store, walk through with a salesperson and select the things you'd like on your registry. The store will keep a paper list and your guests can either come in or call to order for you. Voila!
I want these more than I ever thought I could ever want plates.
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