What should you write on a wedding website about gifts?

Start with a sentence that puts people at ease, such as "Your presence is the only present we need." Then, if you have a gift list, explain how to find it. You could write: "If you would like to give a gift, we have a small list on the registry page of this site." Avoid listing items with prices or asking for cash directly. Instead, you might say "contributions towards our honeymoon are welcome but never expected." If you prefer no gifts at all, say that clearly and warmly. Some couples choose to suggest donations to a charity instead. Keep the tone grateful and light. Remember that guests may have different budgets, so never make anyone feel obliged. You can also add a note about second-hand gifts or experiences if that suits you. The key is to be honest and gracious. If you are unsure what to write, a simple "Your love and company are the best gifts" works well. You can update this section later if plans change.