Couples Cooking class as a registry item

IDK what people say...I think this is a great idea : )

I don't see anything wrong with it

So long as it's set up where someone can call and pay for the actual class and not like a honey fund where you get a check for the amount I think it's totally fine!

I think it's a great idea! And for the record, I hate honeyfunds, lol....

What is a honeyfund? (Clueless?)

Remain clueless Laura ;-)

This is one way around that. This place has a registry and offers classes. It sells cook wear also. https://www.luvtocook.com/Upcoming-Classes. I just googled cooking classes and wedding registry

I would say it's fine. But I set up one for skydiving and everyone called it tacky. But I mean, I'm doing it anyway.

That link is to a store in Utah...are you planning on flying out there just for a cooking class?

There is a Sur La Table in Atlanta. You could try contacting the store and asking if cooking classes can be added to a registry.

I wish I thought of this. DH can only make spaghetti, grilled cheese or soup.

Duckie, that was just an example. Lmao

If you register with Zola, I'm pretty sure you can put cooking class onto it

Zola I think is what they are referring to as a honeyfund if I'm getting that right? I think they send you the check. I had been looking at Zola for help with honeymoon costs till I started reading registry etiquette

That sounds cool! Amazon sometimes has gift cards for things like that. We had a gift card for local food tours on ours.

That's an awesome idea! We may have to steal it because we already have 2 of everything, we've been living together for almost a year now.

Wonderful idea. For all the brides and grooms that come here saying they don't have anything to put on your registry - take note.

I love this. Hmm I might have to "borrow" this idea also lol.

@Laura - You are correct - With Zola you would receive a check for the amount of the class - minus the fee that Zola would take for processing the payment - so you wouldn't even receive the full amount the person paying into it thinks they are gifting you.

Your best bet is to call a local cooking class like Sur La Table or community college that offers cooking classes and ask them about the best way to add this to a registry so that the person who wants to purchase it can call the class directly and pay!

Avoid Zola!

This is a great idea! I think I'll look for a class for my daughter and FSIL for a holiday gift!

If anyone is using minted for their website you can add custom URLs as a registry. I was able to add a link to a gift certificate from a local kitchen store that does cooking classes. I added "gift certificate for a couple's cooking class" to the description on minted so people will know what we're going to use it for.

Thanks for the great idea OP!