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Wedding Registry Info at Bridal Shops
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Discussion Overview
This thread explores experiences and strategies related to leaving registry information and business cards at bridal shops. Participants share their personal experiences with various bridal shops and discuss the potential for collaboration and commission sharing.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
- Exploratory
Main Points Raised
- One participant, identifying as a consultant, inquires about leaving registry information at bridal shops and seeks feedback on the effectiveness of this approach.
- Another participant shares their experience of successfully placing fliers in five out of six local bridal shops, noting excitement about being invited to trunk shows.
- Several users mention plans to contact additional bridal shops to leave information about their registries.
- One participant discusses a commission sharing program with a local bridal shop, highlighting the success of obtaining registries through this collaboration.
- Another participant expresses curiosity about a vendor program with David's Bridal, mentioning the high cost but potential for leads.
- One participant expresses concern about the affordability of the David's Bridal vendor program while sharing their own efforts to get registry information into local shops.
- Another participant asks about the specifics of dividing commission or products with the bridal shop in the context of a commission sharing program.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ regarding the effectiveness and accessibility of placing registry information in bridal shops, with some participants reporting success while others face challenges. No clear consensus emerges on the best approach.
Contextual Notes
Participants are sharing personal experiences specific to their local bridal shops, with varying levels of success and differing policies regarding business cards and registry information.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants interested in exploring partnerships with bridal shops or those looking for insights on registry promotion strategies may find this discussion relevant.
danidag
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Yeah, I live in a rather small town, but we still have 6 bridal shops here. 5 of the 6 that I went to let me put fliers there with all of the other business cards and stuff. The only reason the 6th one said no was because she had a family member that is a consultant and she let's her do it there. So far I don't have any registries yet, but I got a call today from one of the shops letting me know that they are hosting 4 trunk shows at their shop during the month of April and they want me to come and answer any questions and try to get brides signed up. I was so excited to get this call. And the best part...it's free to me other than a gift certificate donation to put in a bridal basket that will be raffled off in May and the cost of the fliers. I told them to count me in 
Danielle
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fruit76loop
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was just wondering if any of these are with David's Bridal Shops? Spoke with someone from their corporate office and they have a vendor program. You join it but it's very pricey!!! I guess if a group of consultants goes in together it wouldn't be bad, but $275.00 a month (you have to commit to 1 year). he said the leads are awesome...1 month average of 300 brides through the shop.
Is anyone doing this with their Davids Bridal Shop? Just curious, because he said he signed on 19 PC consultants in the past week across the country to be part of the vendor program...(meaning 19 current consultants have contacted him and are putting their info about the registry into their local shops.
Is anyone doing this with their Davids Bridal Shop? Just curious, because he said he signed on 19 PC consultants in the past week across the country to be part of the vendor program...(meaning 19 current consultants have contacted him and are putting their info about the registry into their local shops.
Blondierose
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$275 A Month!!!????!!I'm sure you'd get some decent leads from David's Bridal but $275 per month is out of reach for me. I'm trying to get my registry information into our local shops here. One of them told me "no" because if they let me do it then all the other PC consultants that might want to do it would be mad. They did say that I can put a flier into their "information book" that they keep behind the counter. If any customer asks about what other services they are aware of they will show it to the customer but it won't be out front.
Oh well, I'll just keep plugging away at it. I'll get my foot into the door somehow.
Oh well, I'll just keep plugging away at it. I'll get my foot into the door somehow.
pampermeRai
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a wedding registry at a bridal shop?
A wedding registry at a bridal shop is a service that allows engaged couples to create a list of gifts they would like to receive for their wedding. This list can include items such as kitchenware, home decor, and other essentials that the couple desires.
How do I set up a wedding registry at a bridal shop?
To set up a wedding registry at a bridal shop, you typically need to visit the shop in person or online. You will fill out a registry form, select items you want, and provide your contact information. The shop will then create a registry for you that guests can access when purchasing gifts.
Can I add items from different stores to my wedding registry?
Yes, many bridal shops allow you to add items from different stores to your wedding registry. Some may even partner with other retailers, enabling you to create a more comprehensive registry that includes a variety of items from multiple sources.
How do guests know what to buy from my wedding registry?
Guests can access your wedding registry through the bridal shop's website or by visiting the store. They will be able to see the items you have selected, along with any details such as sizes or colors, making it easy for them to choose a gift that you will love.
What happens if I receive gifts that I didn't register for?
If you receive gifts that you didn't register for, you can choose to keep them or exchange them for something else. Many bridal shops offer return or exchange policies, allowing you to select items that better fit your needs or preferences.
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