John Lewis Wedding List Reviews

Wedding lists are a debatable subject- some love them, some hate them, and the others are indifferent. I personally am in the pro camp, I do not want to spend my hard earned money on an item that is going to at best, find itself stuck in a cupboard, perhaps only seeing the light of day when I visit or at worst being disposed of post haste. So when ...  Read the complete review

General disclaimer to start things off: This is a review of a Gift List service. If the comments you are going to make all relate to how gift lists are tacky and horrible and you find it horribly gauche to receive them with your wedding invitation then don't read a review of a Gift List service. Go read about something you like. Why put ...  Read the complete review

It is now fairly standard practice to have a wedding gift list to avoid receiving multiple sets of glasses (in the case of my parents), or, even less usefully, multiple teapots (in the case of my now husband's parents). In addition to making the outcome better for the bride and groom a gift list also simplifies the process for guests, removing ...  Read the complete review

We had our wedding list at John Lewis when we got married in December 2008 and we were really pleased with the service and the items that we received. Setting up the list was straight forward- we simply went along to our local store, picked up a scanner and scanned the items that we wanted to add to out list. We also got a coucher for a ...  Read the complete review

An insanely poorly built system for dealing with a wedding list. Unlike every other online ordering system I've dealt with they have no way of knowing if an item is available or not at the time of purchase, nor can they reserve the item digitally the moment a purchase occurs. The items ordered are apparently collected over a series of months. It ...  Read the complete review

Wedding lists are really good these days and most people expect them as mostly people dont have a clue what you want or need and fill pretty rude not to.! But be sure to ask them to tick of what they are getting you after they have finished with it weather they want it to be a suprise or not because you dont want 50 carving knifes like ...  Read the complete review

We got married on 7th April 2007. When we started planning our wedding we set up gift lists with John Lewis and with Argos. The majority of our guests chose to purchase from our John Lewis list. This was because they believed the products to be higher quality/a better gift, they could easily purchase and access the gift list online and also ...  Read the complete review

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. (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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to your wedding there are a few options regarding the gift element: you can let people choose whatever they want for you (and possibly end up with 3 toasters, 6 kettles etc); you can tell people you don't want presents; you can ask for money or vouchers; or you can set up a gift list. Now, the gift list option is not always thought ...  Read the complete review

We used John Lewis online wedding list service when we got married last year. After looking around at a few (including Debenhams and Wrapit) we decided that John Lewis gave us the best value and convenience. Unlike some other chains they do not charge for delivery, at the time we were looking Debenhams charged £3.50 for each ...  Read the complete review

John Lewis Wedding List I got married last year and probably one of the most exciting parts (ok marrying the love of my life was pretty exciting too but.....) was the gift list!! We didn't have to think for very long about where we wanted to go. We had considered Debenhams but they didn't have enough of a range to pick from ...  Read the complete review

If you are lucky enough to have a John Lewis in your town then you will probably be a fan. Unfortunately we do not. However, it is still possible to travel to get to one. We could not make use of their wedding list service due to the distance we needed to travel to get to the store and the time constraints we were under (always leaving ...  Read the complete review

I got married on the 12th April 2008; obviously the present list is the most important part of any wedding so it had to be he right choice. There are many stores that now offer this function such as Argos, Debenhams and even Amazon. We did research on all of these and although Amazon would have been a perfect choice due to the vastness of their ...  Read the complete review