Wedding Gifts - The Bane Of Single Men Everywhere
Posted on August 13, 2007
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A couple who met on a web forum I started is getting married. Luckily, they’re more than a thousand miles, so I don’t have to attend the wedding, personally. However, there’s still one dreaded obligation which I feel I must fulfill: buying Wedding Gifts. Luckily, the happy couple planned their wedding through WeddingChannel.com. If you’re planning a wedding, have single male friends, and hope to receive a gift from them that may actually be functional then you need to follow their lead. Not only will they help make planning your wedding as stress free as possible, but they’ll ease things for all of your guests, friends and loved ones as well.
Wedding Channel is the web’s most comprehensive wedding-planning site, including interactive planning tools, expert advice, inspiration photos, a local vendor guide, a patented online registry system, and more to make planning a classic, upscale wedding as easy and stress-free as possible. Which is great for the bride and groom. But the thing I, and your single friends, appreciate most about this site is the way they handle gift registries.
WeddingChannel essentially asks as a registry aggregator, allowing your gift buying guests to not only browse by category and price, but also by store. You simply link to your gift register from any of the following sites - Tiffany & Co, Bloomingdales, Macy’s, Crate & Barrel, Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Neiman Marcus, Carson Pirie Scott, Restoration Hardware, Forunoff, Gump’s, REI, JC Penney, Barneys New York, Borsheims, Sandals Resorts, and the Starwood Honeymoon Collection and your guests can access all of them from a single simple web address. They even have a list of more than 100 charities that you can register with to have donations given in your name in lieu of gifts!
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