With the largest assortment of registry retailers in one place, engaged couples can register for their china, linens, door handles and even camping equipment -- all from one location. Many of today's brides and grooms are marrying later in life and are choosing to include non-traditional items for their registry to reflect their personalities and needs. Approximately 50% of WeddingChannel.com couples with non-traditional items on their registry chose camping equipment and other sporting goods as items they would like to receive.
To secure this range of choices, WeddingChannel.com has renewed its partnership with outdoor sporting goods retailer, Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI), to offer their selection of outdoor gear and clothing. This multi- year, exclusive deal was signed extending their initial partnership.
Adam Berger, President and C.E.O. of WeddingChannel.com states, "Our goal is to present an array of options from traditional to trend-setting items so brides and grooms can make the right choice for themselves." He adds, "Registering for a wide range of products provides friends and families with more choices when selecting the perfect wedding gift."
It has never been easier to find a couple's registry. WeddingChannel.com has a patented registry system and has strategic partnerships with over 27 stores across the nation, including Macy's, Bloomingdale's, REI, Restoration Hardware, Neiman Marcus, Williams Sonoma, Crate and Barrel and Pottery Barn among others. This unique system allows gift buyers to search WeddingChannel.com's database of over 1.5 million registries and buy a gift in minutes. Over $98 million of wedding gifts were purchased through WeddingChannel.com in 2003.