So, my ex-husband and I are getting remarried in April. The first time was at a courthouse in 2004, so no one attending this time was there for the first one. We had no children at the time, so this time around is really special for our children. I don't even know if the backstory matters. We don't necessarily need gifts, but want to put something in place because several people have asked already. Ideally, we'd like to do a honeymoon/cash fund only, but someone suggested also having a registry for people who prefer to purchase something tangible. It just seems like a lot. Would it be okay to just put a blub like, "Your presence is our present, but if you'd like to give a gift, please consider contributing to our vacation fund" or something like that and skip the registry part? Not to mention, the wedding is a destination for us and half of our guest list and we'd prefer ppl not to show up with things we have haul on a plane. TIA!
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