April 2008 - Posts
A big thanks to all those who have completed our wedding planning survey to date, at http://www.wednet.com/survey/. Your feedback is invaluable in helping WedNet narrow down and deliver a great new set of features to help you plan your wedding. Our survey is quick (11-13 questions, depending on your answers) and even fun! The survey closes soon so please consider spending 5-10 minutes of your time to help us - to help you! And there are other reasons to complete the survey too...
All those completing the survey receive 10% coupons off wedding invitations, camera packages and cake toppers. And some lucky winners will also enjoy prizes such as $500 off a package by Camera Renter, $250 off wedding stationery by Wedding Paper Diva's and $100 off products by Wedding Cake Toppers. See our survey page for full details.
Right now your odds of winning are pretty darned good - and your odds of receiving the discounts are, well, 100%! So point your browser at http://www.wednet.com/survey/ and join in.
The WedNet team very much appreciates your feedback.
WedNet is running a survey to learn what brides really need from a wedding planning site. And we have some cool incentives.
Completion of our survey will entitle you to discount coupon codes for all of the following:
Additionally, completion of the survey will enter your name into a random draw for the following great prizes (maximum of one prize per participant):
So, how do you participate? Simple - your honest opinion, as a bride, as to what makes for a great wedding planning site. Just complete our online survey and we will send you your discount codes.
- The survey will remain open until April 30th 2008.
- All participants will receive discount coupon codes, as described above, via the eMail address provide in the survey submission no later than May 15th 2008.
- A random draw will take place no later than May 15th for the prizes described above, with winners being contacted within a week of the draw.
- Prize winners must respond within 7 days of notification, after which the prizes will be forfeited if WedNet has not received a response.
- While every attempt will be made to contact participants using the eMail address provided as part of the survey, WedNet accepts no responsibility for failure to deliver notification due to technical reasons such as spam filters
We completely respect your privacy. We never sell your contact information. To anyone. We've been around since 1995 and have a proud record. See our full privacy policy here. In relation to this survey...
When completing the survey, supplying your email address allows us to send an email to you with the discount coupon codes
- Our three partners providing the prizes require your name and email addresses in order to validate prize winners
- We will send ONLY your name and email address to these partners for the express purpose of processing prizes and only if your name is drawn
- These partners have their own privacy policies; please refer to their sites for additional details.
Registering can be one of the best parts of the wedding planning. It is a fun day that you and the groom can enjoy together. This is a great activity to get the groom involved in as you will find that he may not care what your centerpieces look like, but he will care about the items that he will be unwrapping from your guests.
When registering, remember to keep it simple. Register for items that you know you will actually use. It is a common mistake that many couples make by registering for items that look pretty on the shelves, but have no practicality in their everyday life. Make sure you give your guests a list of items that they can purchase that you will use, rather than have locked up in a cupboard collecting dust.
Many stores will provide you a list of items that are common registry items. Don’t feel that you have to register for all these items if you aren’t going to use them. Many couples are now choosing not to register for fine china, crystal goblets and sterling silver trays. These items can be a great addition, but only if you really want them. Just because the store says you should, doesn’t mean you have to. Remember to register for items that are in everyone’s price range. It is great to go to your large department store and register for a variety of items, but keep in mind those prices may be a bit much for some of your guests. A store that has great items, but is on the cheaper side is a great idea to register at as well. This will give your guests the option rather than make them feel they need to take out a second mortgage in order to attend your wedding.
Don’t overdo it. Registering at too many locations can make things hard on your guests. Don’t register for too many items either. Evaluate the number of people that are receiving Save-The-Date notices and the number you are inviting to your wedding. A good estimate is to register for three items, in all price ranges, per person/couple invited. This will give options for your guests to select from, but will also not make you look like a greedy bride that wants the entire store.