What To Give www.whattogive.com

What was great about this list, is that you can list several places to find things, for example, I wanted a singer sewing machine, so I listed ebay, and told people that they could also look out for scout auctions, carboot sales, secondhand stores etc...

It's nice, because if people find something cheaper elsewhere, they can buy it without me ever needing to know the actual price they paid.

The list worked really well, it was great.

What To Give worked for our wedding too. Lots of our guests commented on it. We used it for a honeymoon list, with guests giving money to pay for parts of our honeymoon. But this site made it more fun for guests, so they didn't just feel like they were giving cold cash, and they could get a feel for what we planned to do with it.

WhatToGive.com www.whattogive.com - This site did the trick for our wedding list! We wanted something flexible and easy to use for us and our guests - we liked the way that guests didn't need to register or know a funny ID - they just used our email address to find our list. The biggest bonus was not being limited to one store - we could list anything - even a couple of things that weren't available online. We were able to put donations to charity and stuff for ourselves on the same list.

It was free too, which we couldn't quite believe for such a good service! We were so used to wedding related things costing a fortune!

It had quite a few nice little touches that other sites we looked at seemed to miss out. Things like being able to get a printable version of the list that we could include in wedding invites. And we could link from our own wedding web site direct to the list. We didn't use the SMS thing where you can add items from your phone but I liked the idea of that.

We going to keep our list now and use it for Christmas - with new stuff on obviously!