I just made my wedding website this week and have been exploring different cash fund options for the registry. It seems that popular options like the Knot, Zola, and Honeyfund all take a percentage of the funds and/or charge a service fee for every transaction. So, I was thinking about providing my Venmo handle on our registry page with a note saying "For all cash gifts, please send to @*insert handle here* on Venmo". I realize this might rub some people the wrong way, but I feel that our younger guests would appreciate the convenience of this option and we get the full gift with out a percent being taken out. IDK, what are your thoughts? No wrong answers!
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