5 Ways to Annoy Your Wedding Guests

Let's tods face it:? You might think your wedding is the gala event of the year. But for most guests, getting invited to a wedding can be a big fat inconvenience—one that comes at a hefty price outlet Moncler jackets . They have to buy something to wear, perhaps request time off work, pay for travel costs and, on top of all of this, shell out the money for a wedding gift Moncler men. It's almost enough to make a guest plan a phony illness to get off the hook.So, this is for all of you Brides-to-be out there.? Remember that when you create your bridal registry, you have all the power – to either make gift-giving as painless as possible…or to send your guests into a complete tizzy Moncler outlet. If you make it too difficult, your guests will probably un-thank you for being so selfish, or, worse, you may just wind up with a bunch of unwanted salad bowls or candle-holders.Here are the most common registry offenses committed by hasty brides-to-be:Creating a skimpy gift registry: No-one gets excited about buying a spatula and a few mismatched towels. So make sure your guests have an enjoyable shopping experience by giving them plenty of choice. Otherwise, you run the risk of guests who choose to get "creative" with their gifts, leaving you with a heap of stuff you don't like but can't get rid of. Whether you use a traditional wedding registry or a cash-based wedding wish registry, there's no such thing as too many options. Being a slow-poke: There are always a few extra-keen or shopaholic guests who just can't wait to start shopping the moment they receive your wedding invitation Moncler shoes outlet. Satisfy these early birds by creating your gift registry as soon as possible, so they can have the satisfaction of crossing the task off their to-do lists before anyone else. Making them go to the store. For modern shoppers, the mall is quickly becoming synonymous with another four-letter word. Sure, Grandma might live for her department store outings. But most guests would rather buy gifts or contribute to a wedding wish registry from the comfort of their couch in their PJs. Offer plenty of online options so web-savvy shoppers won't be put out by having to actually find their car keys.Being greedy. Sure, it would be nice to have that fancy stainless steel fridge you've been eyeing—but listing it on your bridal registry could brand you as a greedy bride. If the average price of your wish list items rivals your rent, you might consider creating a cash registry instead. That way, friends and family can decide exactly how much they want to part with. Whatever type of registry you choose, be sure to include some lower price points for budget-conscious guests.Boring shoppers to tears. People can only buy so many coffee makers and place settings before they start yawning. Prevent shoppers' boredom by building a diverse and eclectic wedding registry. In addition to the practical essentials, load up your list with honeymoon activities, charity donations, wedding-related expenses, and other non-traditional requests.By avoiding these registry mistakes, you'll get more of what you really want, and fewer of those unwanted "off-the-list" items. And your guests will have much less to grumble about.