My fiance and I both have established homes and very particular tastes, how can we let our guests know that we would prefer financial gifts as opposed to the usual wedding gift registry items?
While this has become a more serious issue with people waiting longer to enter into marriage, etiquette experts all agreethere is no way to publicly inform your guests of your wishes. It is, in a word, tacky to ask for monetary gifts directly. However, it is generally accepted that the bridal and grooms parties and family can spread the word when invitees inquire as to the bride and grooms gift wishes.
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