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PChefRenee
01-27-2008, 11:00 PM
One of my friends knows a lady from her church that was getting married. She told her about the PC registry and she was really interested. My friend gave me this lady's cell phone # so I called her to give her more info. She was really excited and said she would set up her registry. I hadn't gotten any email notifications, so I checked my website today and saw that she set up her registry :) However she is listed in "light gray", so I CANNOT SEE ANYTHING.:( Not her wish list, address, etc. I guess this was something she opted for when she set it up. Where I am stuck is...What do I do now??? I though it would be nice to send her a wedding card and along with a SB, I even thought of giving her one of the new SA heart dishes, but now I don't know. Seems she doesn't want to be bothered, and I sort of have the feeling that I shouldn't do anything because of her selecting that option. So do I just sit her and wait for the wedding date to pass or what? This is my first registry, so I don't know what to expect.

pamperedbecky
01-28-2008, 08:16 AM
YOu can at least look at her registry by going to the main PC website and looking up her registry as if you're a wedding guest. Just enter her name and state. Then you can see what's on there. If there's something small like an i-slice or a quikut paring knife, you can send it to her with a note like congratulations and to give you a call if she needs any guidance or suggestions about her registry. That's one way people get their name in front of the couple. Or see if your friend who referred her can talk to her and explain you'd love to touch base with her. Maybe she thought she was "opting out" from the PC HO contacting her and didn't realize it applied to you.:confused:

PChefRenee
01-28-2008, 10:32 AM
Thanks Becky, that is a great idea about accessing her registry as if I were a guest. I never would have thought about that. I suppose I should give her the benefit of the doubt, but my first thought was that she doesn't want me to contact her because she didn't want to be bothered because I may be too pushy or something (which I am definitely not!).

PCDenice
03-18-2008, 12:27 PM
I have a registry set up as well that is in light gray. Family member did it, not realizing the effect it would have on my end. You can still work with the registry, including adding when an item has been purchased outside the registry, if the person has you listed as their consultant. From consultant corner go to wedding registries, select hers and then click on add outside orders.