Registry

Since we've lived together for a while and currently live in a very small apartment, we really don't have a lot of need (or room) for more stuff. Therefore, instead of a traditional registry, we've decided to go with a honeymoon registry through Honeyfund. Pretty much, instead of buying us pots and pans, you'd be helping us enjoy Hawai'i in a way that we probably couldn't afford otherwise.

http://www.honeyfund.com/wedding/aliciacody

Of course, gracing us with your presence is the best gift you can give us. Buying things from the registry is appreciated, but optional.

How does it work?

Good question. Honeyfund is essentially a cash registry, where you get to tell us what to put that cash towards. It's like saying, "Here, go have dinner on us," instead of, "Here's $50." On the website, we've listed several things we'd like to spend money on in Hawai'i—from the airfare to get there, to horseback riding in Haleakala Crater. Once you choose what you'd like to help us out with, the website presents you with several different options such as paying through PayPal (small fee) or giving us cash or a check at the wedding itself. After that, it'll give you a small certificate to print out to put in a card or envelope as a reminder to us of what you got! We've broken almost everything into smaller chunks (from $25 to $90), and you have the option to mix and match. Please let us know if you have any questions about it.