I just got engaged a few weeks ago and am so excited! The planning process has started and we've booked the venues. Right now I am researching places to register and am considering JCPenney (http://www.jcpenney.com/products/wedding-registry.jsp). They have a lot of brands at reasonable prices and also carry furniture which I am interested in. Has anyone else registered there?

:clap: Congrats!!!

I just got engaged a few weeks ago and am so excited! The planning process has started and we've booked the venues. Right now I am researching places to register and am considering JCPenney (http://www.jcpenney.com/products/wedding-registry.jsp). They have a lot of brands at reasonable prices and also carry furniture which I am interested in. Has anyone else registered there?

Nomo is registered at Bank of America and Navy Federal.

Nomo is registered at Bank of America and Navy Federal.

I'm registered at Lowe's :lmao:

Thanks for all the ideas! Yea I have heard of people registering at Lowe's but I just dont need home improvement things yet (as we dont even know where we are living). I also want to make sure the place has a generous return policy like JCP since there will likely be things we dont need.

Thanks for all the ideas! Yea I have heard of people registering at Lowe's but I just dont need home improvement things yet (as we dont even know where we are living). I also want to make sure the place has a generous return policy like JCP since there will likely be things we dont need.

Target is a common place to register with a good return policy. We are registered there as well as Amazon.com.

We did Target and Bed Bath and Beyond.

I just got engaged a few weeks ago and am so excited! The planning process has started and we've booked the venues. Right now I am researching places to register and am considering JCPenney (http://www.jcpenney.com/products/wedding-registry.jsp). They have a lot of brands at reasonable prices and also carry furniture which I am interested in. Has anyone else registered there?

Congrats on your engagement :yahoo:

We did Target and Bed Bath and Beyond.

Several of my friends registered at both Target & BBB, good stuff :yay:

I just got engaged a few weeks ago and am so excited! The planning process has started and we've booked the venues. Right now I am researching places to register and am considering JCPenney (http://www.jcpenney.com/products/wedding-registry.jsp). They have a lot of brands at reasonable prices and also carry furniture which I am interested in. Has anyone else registered there?

I registered at Bed Bath and Beyond, Wililam Sonoma and Tiffanys.

3 stores for 3 budgets.

we got gifts from everystore too :yahoo:

Target is a common place to register with a good return policy.

I've heard the opposite, but it is a very common place to register. Someone told me they had to exchange the item they wanted to return with something from the same department. :shrug: Don't know if the rules are the same now.

Conrats !!!!!
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that's good info to know. ill have to look into it. I was just basing it off me experience with everyday returns. thanks

most of the stores listed are the main ones i've seen done for registries. Maybe I overlooked it, but another favorite is registering at Pottery Barn. Dunno if you need to be local (if there's even a local one) or if you can do it online...

I think it's called Pottery barn, anyway

I'd register here:
US Bureau of Engraving and Printing (http://www.moneyfactory.gov/)

Of course, given the state of the economy, maybe this would be a better choice:
Springfield Armory (http://www.springfield-armory.com/)

I've heard the opposite, but it is a very common place to register. Someone told me they had to exchange the item they wanted to return with something from the same department. :shrug: Don't know if the rules are the same now.

Yeah, I have actually heard the opposite about Target too, (that they were not accomodating with returns). I know with JCP they let you return anything within a whole year, which isn't always the case with other stores.

I know this will be deep-sixed but maybe it would be nice to NOT ASK for anything and just enjoy the people around you? We're in a recession. People don't have a lot of extra money, some don't have jobs. Just a thought.

im glad your only gripe is the registery! I am trying to find a venue for October 17th! I am getting a little nervous :howdy:

Yeah, I have actually heard the opposite about Target too, (that they were not accomodating with returns). I know with JCP they let you return anything within a whole year, which isn't always the case with other stores.

Do you work on comission?

im glad your only gripe is the registery! I am trying to find a venue for October 17th! I am getting a little nervous :howdy:

Don't worry you will find one! I think I just lucked out b/c they said November wasn't as popular as October. Good luck!

I know this will be deep-sixed but maybe it would be nice to NOT ASK for anything and just enjoy the people around you? We're in a recession. People don't have a lot of extra money, some don't have jobs. Just a thought.

I think the majority of guests WANT to know where a couple is registered. Even if she asks for no gifts, people will still bring stuff. Why not give them a little guidance? Besides, it's easy to put a good mix of inexpensive and more expensive items on a registry. :yay:

I think the majority of guests WANT to know where a couple is registered. Even if she asks for no gifts, people will still bring stuff. Why not give them a little guidance? Besides, it's easy to put a good mix of inexpensive and more expensive items on a registry. :yay:

Yeah I agree Cowgirl - people will want to know what you want so letting them know where you're registered is usually appreciated.

I just got engaged a few weeks ago and am so excited! The planning process has started and we've booked the venues. Right now I am researching places to register and am considering JCPenney (http://www.jcpenney.com/products/wedding-registry.jsp). They have a lot of brands at reasonable prices and also carry furniture which I am interested in. Has anyone else registered there?

Terps, are you a chick or a dude?

Terps is male.

Terps is male.

OK, Terps... don't do it. If you do, eject her before you hit ten years. Oh, and don't have kids or you are fvcked....

or just get a prenup.

Sue Ann Armitage of Lexington Park, MD















Just kiddin :killingme

I know this will be deep-sixed but maybe it would be nice to NOT ASK for anything and just enjoy the people around you? We're in a recession. People don't have a lot of extra money, some don't have jobs. Just a thought.

whatever!!!! Isnt the point of getting married all the gifts you get??? I mean really, i didnt think people really got married for love... ITS THE GIFTS!!!! AND THE HONEYMOON!!!! AND THE FOOD!!!!AND TAX BREAK!!!

OK, Terps... don't do it. If you do, eject her before you hit ten years. Oh, and don't have kids or you are fvcked....

:killingme but PervD is ejecting me after i turn 16 yrs old.... ohhhh u meant after being with them for 10 yrs :lol:


PervD where are we registering????

PervD where are we registering????
ABC Liqour :shrug:

OK, Terps... don't do it. If you do, eject her before you hit ten years. Oh, and don't have kids or you are fvcked....

sheesh SM

are you a little disgruntle :lol:

Sue Ann Armitage of Lexington Park, MD

Me too! :clap:

I just got engaged a few weeks ago and am so excited! The planning process has started and we've booked the venues. Right now I am researching places to register and am considering JCPenney (http://www.jcpenney.com/products/wedding-registry.jsp). They have a lot of brands at reasonable prices and also carry furniture which I am interested in. Has anyone else registered there?

I remember my starter marriage :yay:

I remember my starter marriage :yay:

Congratulations!!! :howdy:

Haha you guys are funny... I dont think a prenup will be involved, lol.

I'm registered at Lowe's :lmao:
You laugh, but it's a great idea. Like you need another toaster. But a tiller on the other hand...

You laugh, but it's a great idea. Like you need another toaster. But a tiller on the other hand...

Agreed, I think Lowe's is a great idea :yay:

whatever!!!! Isnt the point of getting married all the gifts you get??? I mean really, i didnt think people really got married for love... ITS THE GIFTS!!!! AND THE HONEYMOON!!!! AND THE FOOD!!!!AND TAX BREAK!!!

You would say food! :killingme

I bet you're gonna have a "cream cheese-n-dippers" bar, aren't ya? :wink:

Agreed, I think Lowe's is a great idea :yay:

Same here, also registered on Amazon.com for the people that want to shop online.

You would say food! :killingme

I bet you're gonna have a "cream cheese-n-dippers" bar, aren't ya? :wink:
lol hells yeh!!!! :smoochy:

lol hells yeh!!!! :smoochy:

don't forget QUESO

don't forget QUESO
omg :smoochy:

I know this will be deep-sixed but maybe it would be nice to NOT ASK for anything and just enjoy the people around you? We're in a recession. People don't have a lot of extra money, some don't have jobs. Just a thought.

i have to agree. You invite people to share in your happiness, not expecting gifts. For some, traveling to your wedding will be a big expense with no extra to spare.