John Lewis Wedding List

We didn't use John Lewis for our wedding list when we got married about two and a half years ago. We chose Debenhams instead, mainly because we didn't have a John Lewis locally and you need to physically go into a store to select the items for your wedding list. (At the time Debenhams also offered a free £50 gift card just for setting up the wedding list, so that was also an added incentive! I don't think that offer is available anymore though.) This review is written from the point of view of a wedding guest accessing somebody's else's wedding list at John Lewis to buy a lovely present for them. Obviously, a couple will chose a company for their own reasons, ...

My wife and I got married in the middle of August this year. We chose John Lewis for our gift list because we both feel that the store provides a good, high quality range of all the typical "household" goods. We were completely overwhelmed by the generosity of our friends and family and were also generally impressed with the service John Lewis gave. Here's how it went... * 3 months before wedding (too early apparently!) We went into John Lewis together to enquire about setting up a gift list. We were advised to return to the store six weeks before the wedding. We were given lots of handy information though - all the usual things I suppose you'd ...

Having a wedding list is expected by guests these days, and makes life much easier for the bride and groom and guests alike. No more ending up with 15 toasters or loads of things you don't even want. When we got married last year, we had a honeymoon gift list where guests could contribute money towards activities on our honeymoon and make it even more amazing. However, we also wanted an option for those guests who weren't happy putting money towards the honeymoon, or who would rather buy a gift. We looked at the various options and decided on John Lewis. Although we don't have a local John Lewis and needed to travel, theoretcially it could all have been ...