A gift registry is part of the most weddings – but one woman was ashamed online after making a Tiktok who had shown hers.
Bride-to-be Kayla Rose placed a now deleted Tiktok, with some of the items on her register that she would be 'destroyed' so as not to receive.
The tongue-in-cheek post, which shows her most wanted items on the register of Crate & Barrel, was ridiculed by another content maker, Callie, who has again placed the clip accused Kayla accused of asking too much of her guests.
The first item was a KitchenAid stand -mixer that sells for $ 349.95, who wrote Kayla, a primary school teacher,: “Do not turn any need.”
The next was Marin's 20-part flatware for $ 169.95 from Crate and Barrel, who was a 'desperate need'.
The next one was a wireless Dyson -vacuum cleaner for $ 349.95, who claimed Kayla: 'We have a Bernese. That's all I have to say. '
Kayla also put a Le Creuset Dutch oven on her register for $ 389.95, that Callie hit and said unbelieving: 'She asks one of her wedding guests to buy her a Dutch oven of $ 400.
“Oh and, an $ 350 ice cream maker,” she added and showed the Ninja Creami machine that they had put on their list.
Bride-to-be Kayla Rose (photo) placed a now deleted tap with some of the items on her register, she will be 'destroyed' if she does not receive
“What do you serve with your wedding girl?” Callie snarled. 'They all get gold in their gifts.
Callie concluded her video by pointing to the $ 699.95 10-pice Pot Set, which closed the bride before taking it.
“Keep in mind that people probably already spend money on travel, hotels, dresses, packs – just to attend your event,” she destroyed in the video.
“Do you want one of them to buy a pot of $ 700 for you?” she said.
Callie has turned off her video, where people turn back to the original maker to ensure that her wedding gift registry was fairly standard.
“She literally shouted gifts every pair/bride on their registers,” a user noted.
They continued: “Pretty sure I had most of them and guess what I got them because people did group gifts.”
“I saw it and was like waiting, am I crazy? Because I thought a kitchenaid was like a super standard gift/register, early? 'Another added.
Her register included a KitchenAid mixer, RRP $ 349.95 and a Ninja Creami, which sells for $ 349.95
Callie closed the pair for asking for a 10-peice cookware for $ 699.95
Kayla posted a video and admitted that the video was made for the joke.
'If you place a foolish video about things on your wedding registration that you are enthusiastic about and then a big maker who is recorded on the screen of the bashen of women. Now you get the death threats and she won't get it down, “she wrote.
'Watched looking for a fully Egregious wedding register, why was it such a normal register for me? A non -faithful brackish millennial I didn't even make an eye on it, “someone else added.
According to a survey from 2024 conducted by online wedding experts, Zola was planned almost 87 percent of the couples to add a cash fund to their register, with more than 37 percent of plan to bring the money to a new house.
Young couples see their wedding registers as a new road to buy a house and use the money for downward payments.
Amanda Pendleton, personal financial expert for Zillow Home Loans, revealed that between 2018 and 2022: 'Buyers had at least twice as much chance of reporting gift funds for their down payment'.
According to Pendleton, 43 percent reported gift funds from friends and family in 2023 as the source of at least a part of their deputy funds.
Asking for money is usually considered rather taboo and incorrect etiquette. Many old -fashioned gifts to give the idea to give something physical or with the intended goal.
