• Think Outside the Box
  Most newlyweds are moving into a new place and there are many things you need to furnish and decorate it. We recommend registering for fun décor items such as picture frames, mirrors and vases. It’s always nice to provide a few unconventional gift ideas for the guests who know you best. We love that it’s a unique gift that is on display rather than tucked away in a drawer or china cabinet. It would be smart to consider asking for functional gifts like a digital camera or KitchenAid Mixer.
• Don’t Worry About Completing the List
  Most major retailers will provide a discount on items that were not purchased on your registry. We recommend leaving the registry open for a least one year after your wedding date. It’s a great opportunity for friends and family to purchase registry items for holidays and birthdays. Also, don’t be afraid to return uncompleted sets. If you only receive 4 out of 8 sets of china plates, return what you have and purchase a packaged dining set that has a similar design.
• Consider How Your Lifestyle Will Change
  As a married couple, you will most likely be entertaining more in the years to come. We recommend registering for that turkey platter and gravy boat, even if you won’t be using it for a while. Also, most couples are asking for serving dishes for hors d’oeuvres and desserts that are great for entertaining friends and family.
• Write Thank You Notes as Gifts Come In
  Every couple knows sending a thoughtful thank-you note is Wedding Etiquette 101. To eliminate hours of writing, we recommend writing and sending thank-you cards as you receive your gifts no matter when they come in. Keep in mind that it is customary to send out thank-you notes two weeks after your wedding. In your message, consider mentioning a detail about the gift and how you’re planning to using it.
• Don’t Leave Anything Out
  Be sure to register for enough gifts so that all of your guests can purchase one or two items from your lists. Don’t hesitate to include smaller ticket items in with your larger more expensive gifts. It’s important to allow all guests the opportunity to purchase a gift for you, big or small. Most couples have found that smaller items will be purchased in addition to a large gift.

Abouts Eventrics Weddings

In June 2012, Eventrics Weddings expanded its signature wedding planning and coordination services to include the South Asian bride. After a successful launch into the social and weddings market, wedding planner Brittany Ellis Cole identified a need for these services. As South Asian Wedding Organizers, we have truly embraced the opportunity to produce unique multicultural weddings with traditional customs and rituals.

The Eventrics team has over 30 years of special event planning experience. We understand the key elements that will make your celebration unique and special. Our team is committed to designing your wedding full of memorable moments and provide lasting memories for you and your guests. As the planning strategy unfolds, your storybook wedding begins to take shape and come to life!

Learn more: http://eventricsindianweddings.com/.