Ok so due to some people telling us how rude they think a wishing well is,we thought we would include something with the invites. We are wanting To some how say That if you are wishing to give a gift but are unsure of what to get then a Myers gift vouchers would be .......and im stuck hahaha
Do you think this is ok just we dont want to offend people and dont want then to feel thay have to get something
Also we are not inviting kids as its pool side ect but how do we add that to the invites?? Most know already and are happy bout it as it means most of then get to have time out with their husbands ect but i would still like to add it to the invite somehow
we had a little poem asking people to if the wish put money towards our holiday, most people understand that if you are already living together that you dont need all the house stuff and are happy to get you something you will use.
as for the no children i would explain that it is poolside therefore having children there could be a safety hazard.
Go to myers and register for a wedding list. You can actually instruct myers to advise a voucher is appreciated to go towards "x, y & z" and then just let people know there's a registry at myers.
For the kids, I'd be tempted to say something like "We want you to enjoy our day as much as we plan to. We don't want you to be worrying about unfenced pool area, and suggest children stay safe at home" maybe?
I googled to be honest and then played with the words to make it suit.
I can not remember what ours was but it said something like, you attending is our gift but should you wish to still purchase us something we would love a Myer voucher for such and such.....
As for no kids, I would just add a note saying as the venue is not suitable, please no kids.
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and then played with the words to make it suit.
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