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At How Many Stores Should We Register?
Stick to two or three stores you love, since managing multiple registries can be tedious when you're planning other wedding details. You'll want to choose a national department store or chain that has lots of household basics, such as Bloomingdale's, Macy's, Bed Bath and Beyond, or Crate and Barrel; such stores also let guests access and shop from your registry online.

In addition, many couples decide to register at a specialty store, such as one that sells vintage linens. If a favorite shop of yours doesn't have an existing registry program, see whether you can have something set up for you. Some store owners will work with you on a case-by-case basis. While their registries may not be as comprehensive as a big store's, they will still provide a service to you and your guests. For example, Maxwell-Silver (www.maxwellsilverny.com), an online gift retailer, offers a registry service that allows couples anywhere to make a wish list of specialty items from various boutiques in New York City. Then even guests who live out of state or abroad can log on to the website and make purchases.

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