So once we have our 20w u/s we're going to send out pregnancy announcements. If we know for certain the gender they'll be labeled.
So here's my issue....
I want to put on the announcements where we are registered. I just can't figure out if I think that's presumptious and rude or okay to do. I don't want people to feel like they HAVE to get something. But I'm not going to be able to invite everyone to the shower and a lot of family and friends live far so I'd like for them to at least know where we're registered. we got married a year ago so I just don't want to seem like a gift hound.
Re: Pregnancy Announcements and Registry ?
Honestly, I wouldn't. If people want to buy you a gift, they can ask where you are registered.
I've alway found it extremely tacky that people put where they are registered on formal wedding invites, so I think this would fall under the same category. It makes it seem like "Look at us! We are doing something and you should give us gifts for it!"
YKWIM?
This. I would never send pregnancy announcements. Birth announcements after baby is here - yes. But I would not put where we are registered on those either.
I agree with everyone else. Do not put where you are registered on the announcements (unless you want to come across as greedy).
If people want to get you something, they will find out where you are registered.
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I wouldn't put registry info on an announcement either. It does sound like you are asking for a gift. People who want to know where you are registered will ask.
NOOOOO! Don't put registry info in the announcement.
It's technically bad etiquette to put it in any shower invites, too (baby or bridal).
Guests are supposed to contact the host of the events to ask where the person is registered.
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