Changing The Present with your wedding registry

by Meg Massie on Apr 7th 2008 9:00AM

Filed under: Gifts and Registries, Green Weddings

If you really don't need any more bed linens or kitchenware, you can always specify "no gifts, please" on your wedding invitations -- but you know people are going to bring gifts anyway. If you don't need or want anything for yourself, use your registry as an opportunity to give to those who are in need.

Changing The Present is a charitable gift website where you can create a registry of various donations to the causes of your choice. Gifts are divided into categories like disaster relief, global warming, cancer, and dozens more so that you can more easily select the causes that interest you.

What a wonderful way to make the happiest day of your life a great day for so many others, too.

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