Honeymoon conundrum

It's sometimes not a popular idea, but you could also do a honeyfund. That way you're registering for something, but it's all for something towards your honeymoon. I've seen people who have done hotel room nights, flights, luggage, day passes for things, etc. so you can add a lot onto them. The one downside to it is that I think I've heard they sometimes take a percentage of what you get, but I'm not sure.

As Caytlyn said, just don't register anywhere. If you are doing a bridal shower or Jack and Jill though, people will may ask. We are styling our Jack and Jill as like a stag would be, people give $20 for each ticket and they can play in some of the games but opt out of giving gifts.

If you don't register, most guests will take that as a hint and bring cash, checks, or gift cards. Another option is setting up a honeymoon fund. The Knot offers one that is free.

Agree with all above, don't register, they'll just give money.

We had a registry, AND a honeymoon fund on the Knot. (We did need SOME stuff, but not a ton.)

People also just ignored those and gave us cash/checks.

We created a honeymoon registry on honyfund.com! We set up options such as "A night in a hotel" or "Rental car" with different cost amounts next to each choice. We didn't need more household things, and we are hoping to use the honey fund to get to Europe.