A traditional wedding registry no doubt includes between 8 & 12 place settings of fine china. But with weddings these days veering steadily away from anything traditional - there are differing feelings regarding this inclusion. Read on to see which side you're on.
Diamonds
Fine china is an heirloom
Years from now, your grandmother's china will bring back wonderful memories.
Fine china sets the holiday table.
For all those parties and family gatherings you have a formal table setting to set the mood.
Fine china is what your great aunt loves to give.
If you and your fiancee already own bedding, towels, and kitchen gadgets, registering for china can decrease the volume of picture frames you receive.
Duds
Fine china patterns change.
In 40 years is that lime green polka dot pattern really going to be a proud centerpiece to your gatherings?
Fine china isn't worth the money (for everyone…)
With the prices of china rising, the thought of using something worth so much money only a few times a year or less keeps couples from registering for fine china.
Fine china takes up your registry space.
Fine china may not be your favorite, but if you do choose to register for it, fine china can take the place of other items that are more important to you and your fiancee.