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ChefBeckyD said:Even when I have had registries, I have had very little activity on them.
For Showers - my avg. is around $800, and I usually get bookings too!
Registries are okay - but if I had to choose, I would do Showers any day!
Plus - it's really easy to build a relationship with the bride/mother of the bride/shower-giver, but registries are harder.
Jenni said:Thats what I needed to know... now the research begins!!!
Thanks Becky :thumbup:
A baby shower is a traditional gathering where friends and family come together to celebrate the arrival of a new baby and typically bring gifts for the expectant parents. A registry, on the other hand, is a list of desired gifts created by the parents-to-be that guests can purchase from.
One way to maximize your income with a baby shower is to create a registry with a variety of price points. This allows guests to choose a gift that fits their budget, increasing the likelihood of gifts being purchased. You can also consider hosting a diaper raffle or other games at the shower to bring in additional income.
Yes, it is absolutely appropriate to have both a baby shower and a registry. The shower provides an opportunity for friends and family to celebrate the new arrival, while the registry allows guests to purchase gifts that the parents have specifically chosen and need for the baby.
When creating your registry, be sure to include a mix of practical items, such as diapers and baby clothes, as well as larger items such as a stroller or crib. Also consider adding items at varying price points to accommodate all budgets.
One tip for promoting your registry is to include a link to it on the invitation for your baby shower. This makes it easy for guests to access and purchase items from your registry. You can also share your registry on social media or with close friends and family who may not be able to attend the shower.