Years ago, accepting an invitation to a couple's ceremony and reception meant visiting a brick-and-mortar store to purchase a ...

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Put it on the list. Many registry sites (and stores like Pottery Barn or Crate & Barrel) offer completion discounts — sometimes up to 20% — for any items left unpurchased after the wedding.

It's also appropriate to include a link to your wedding website or registry on your save-the-dates, but Chertoff advises against including the registry information on the invitation.

3. Paperless Wedding Invitations Are No Longer a Faux Pas We now live in a digital era, so many wonder if they should keep all their wedding correspondences online.

Rachel Zoe on Her Go-To Wedding Registry Gifts, Bridal Style Tips and More The Hollywood stylist turned entrepreneur has teamed with wedding-planning platform Joy on custom invitations and pro ...