These days, most couples have already set up home and don’t need extra toasters or crystal, but at the same time, don’t want to seem ungrateful if they receive these as wedding gifts. If you want to ask for cash as a wedding gift, but feel awkward about it, try our Wedding Cash Gift Registry.

Bowl of Cherries is a tasteful way to ask for cash. Guests see exactly where their cash gifts will be spent by choosing an item from your wish list to contribute to, and brides and grooms can buy the gifts they really want. Problem solved.

Bowl of Cherries cash gift registry can make sure that you never have to write an insincere thank you note again. Guest can chip in for a larger gift on your Bowl of Cherries wedding cash registry, and you won’t get extra toasters or crystal. Bowl of Cherries tracks what your guest get for you so that no one doubles up on a gift. No putting up with returns or exchanges.

The biggest cost of getting married for many couples isn’t setting up home, but the wedding day itself. Therefore don’t be afraid to ask for cash on your wedding day, as it’s part of what a marriage is all about. Think about the common wedding ceremony – it asks others to “support the couple” and where needed that includes financially.

Far too many think of wedding gifts as an added extra, yet financially it needs to play a core part in your plans. You’re likely to be shelling out a serious sum of cash for your wedding but lots of people are willing to effectively pay you back in return for going to the ceremony. In clinical terms you need to marry your expenditure with your one source of income on the big day.

Of course etiquette rightly suggests no one should ‘ask for gifts’ so what we’re really talking about here is whether you can express a preference for cash over presents for those who want to give.   Bowl of Cherries wedding cash gift registry makes asking for cash socially acceptable.  Your guest will feel like they contributed to the gift of your choice.

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