October 2010 Weddings
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Ok- I'm going to judge this wedding registry

My BFF got a STD for a wedding next year for one of her snooty "frenemies".  So of course, we immediately jump online to look at her registry.  She had lots of expensive stuff-- but whatever, I had a dyson on mine and some waterford wine glasses so no judgement there.  UNTIL------- we saw that her silver flatware was $1200 PER SETTING!!  She registered for 10!!!!!  We know her family a little and they don't come across as being mega-wealthy (teachers, etc), but DANG!  Seems a little greedy to me- but you never know- maybe she'll get them!!!  I just could never see the need of having $12,000 worth of forks in my house- ya know?  C'est la vie!!!

PS- other items included several $300 silver trays, about $3000 worth of copper pots including a $400 polenta pot.  My friend is going to get the $50 toilet brush and squeegee and call it a day.

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  • That's nuts. The only time 12,000 dollars would be sitting in my dining room is if someone drives a car through my house and parks it there.
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  • imagealecat9:
    That's nuts. The only time 12,000 dollars would be sitting in my dining room is if someone drives a car through my house and parks it there.

     

    LOL!!!!!  Yes indeed!!  I don't think I even have $12k worth of furniture in my house.

  • Who likes polenta enough to have $400 pot for it??????

    And what's wrong with Crate & Barrel flatware? We're not in an age where people even use formal silver anymore!!!

    I'd totally be side-eyeing her. I'm side-eyeing my 22 year old cousin who has $170 sheet sets on her registry (the towels are only $64 each!). Um, hi, you're 22. You're going to move a lot in the next 3 years, and might not have the same size bed every time. 

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    imagealecat9:
    That's nuts. The only time 12,000 dollars would be sitting in my dining room is if someone drives a car through my house and parks it there.

    My truck isn't worth as much as her silverware! 

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  • imagealecat9:
    That's nuts. The only time 12,000 dollars would be sitting in my dining room is if someone drives a car through my house and parks it there.

    Seriously, where's the "Like" button?!

     

  • Seriously, though. I bought my 2002 car in 2005 for $5,200. And I use that a whoooole lot more than I would any fancy silverware.

    That's just plain dumb!

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  • imagealecat9:
    That's nuts. The only time 12,000 dollars would be sitting in my dining room is if someone drives a car through my house and parks it there.
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  • That is just plain stupid. I didn't even register for fine china because A.) I didn't have anywhere to display it, B.) I knew that we wouldn't use it in the next 20 years so why get it now so it can sit in a box, and C.) There were other things that I wanted/needed way more than some fancy schmancy plates and forks.

     

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  • You know what's interesting-- her fine china was "only" like $129 per setting at BBB.  So with a coupon-- not overly extravagant for a wedding gift.  I guess she didn't want to come off as too greedy-- hehe.

  • imagealecat9:
    That's nuts. The only time 12,000 dollars would be sitting in my dining room is if someone drives a car through my house and parks it there.
    I don't think anything else needs to be said!
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  • I'm thinking she may just be really stupid as a lot of the registry articles you see say to register for sterling silver since it's "your wedding and people want to get you nice things".  The cheapest sterling silver flatware on BB&B is $450 per setting.  And I thought $50 was a lot when I registered for my flatware.  Maybe she will come to her senses, and switch those out for more reasonable stainless steel flatware. 
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    I'm thinking she may just be really stupid as a lot of the registry articles you see say to register for sterling silver since it's "your wedding and people want to get you nice things".

    Yeah, I wondered the same thing. Maybe she didn't get that it was $1200 per setting and thought it was $1200 total. Or maybe she didn't even notice the price - I know there were some things that we registered for assuming they were reasonably priced, and deleted them when we realized they weren't. (Though trust me, nothing was $1200.  I wouldn't even put the $100 sheet sets on our registry because I thought they were ridiculous.)

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