I couldn't wait to begin the whole registering process back when we got engaged last Spring. Everything we had for the kitchen pretty much was either hand me downs from Eric's parents, my parents, college leftovers, and other stuff I got really cheap.
Our first registry was created at Williams-Sonoma. We figured it would be easy because it was a small store. We registered for a handful of things there. And we got some of them as engagement gifts.
Then we began a Fortunoff registry as oppose to a Macy's registry. My mom said Fortunoff was better. From visiting either store, they seemed the same to me. So we registered for our "fine stuff" at Fortunoff.
We registered for much of our everyday stuff at Bed Bath & Beyond.
We were done. Or so Eric thought. Then these things happened.
1. Martha Stewart came to Macy's!
2. I realized Macy's has a better website than Fortunoff.
3. Rumors began floating of Fortunoff going belly-up. (Okay, it seems as this point that Lord & Taylor is buying them out.)
4. I visited Crate & Barrel the other day, in search of the perfect everyday glasses, and decided we must register here!
So we decided to abandon the Fortunoff and Williams-Sonoma registry in favor of having only three registries--Crate & Barrel, Macy's, and Bed Bath & Beyond.
So yesterday, Eric and I went to Crate and Barrel to register there. It was amazing. We didn't argue. Not once. We always argue when it comes to registering. So if you're looking to buy us a gift, please don't shop at Fortunoff or Williams-Sonoma because you won't find much left there!
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
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LOL. I think we had three registries too (Linens & Things, C&B and Pottery Barn). We didn't do any fine china or anything like that. We got two sets of everyday dishes that we switch out. We're just not china people ... hehe. Most people here register at Target and another place ... we only just got Macy's, but I do love their MS line!
She neglects to point out that I said we should register at Macy's and Crate & Barrel to begin with.
Munkee knows best! (Or at least munkee's friends who recommended Crate & Barrel!)
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