Honeymoon Fund for Bridal Shower? Or registry too?

I'd set up a small registry of physical items, but then not worry if guests buy off it for the wedding instead of the bridal shower. The bulk of your registry can still be your honeymoon fund. And if someone wants to throw you a shower, you can also suggest that it be for lingerie or more of a "wedding brunch" type of event to discourage people from getting you gifts, if you don't want physical items at all.

Same situation. So when my aunt decided to throw me a bridal shower, I was asked to make a small registry for items between $10 to $50. I made a small amazon registry for things we need for our honeymoon trip. It works out great because they are small items that are essential to traveling that we would have needed to purchase anyway.

You can choose to opt-out of the shower and do a bridal brunch instead. I always think that a small registry is a good idea because some people prefer to buy physical items. I don't really like cash funds in general, but I would be really put off by a cash fund shower.