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Although there are dozens of individual registry companies and travel agencies that provide the gift registry facility, there are a handful of main companies that operate the larger and more recognized registries.

On a website like Traveler's Joy, you can add trip activities you want to do and any items you want to bring.

...Traveler's Joy, at the other end of the spectrum, let us most easily create and add items from scratch. Traveler's Joy also lets you create a pared-down personal wedding Web site.

More and more companies like Traveler's Joy are offering couples the chance to put a little honeymoon fun ahead of new flatware. It's perfectly acceptable to create a honeymoon registry in addition to your traditional one.

Unlike some honeymoon registries that function as travel agencies, at Traveler's Joy, there is no requirement to book a specific vacation using certain hotels, airlines, or packages; couples can book their honeymoon any way they like and simply post a description of their trip for their guests to see. Courtney and David listed the estimated price of certain activities they hoped to enjoy during their honeymoon in Greece, such as "wine tasting in Santorini," which guests were able to purchase for them through the site.

Honeymoon registries sound appealing to engaged couples and gift givers alike: After all, a South Pacific cruise is more exciting than new pots from Williams-Sonoma.

A honeymoon registry works similarly to a wedding registry, but instead of buying gifts for the happy couple, guests and well-wishers can contribute to their honeymoon fund. Plus, the gifts are unlikely to ever be returned or regifted.

Their mission statement has a simple and straightforward message - "spread the joy of honeymoon travel."

There are many registries of this kind, but Traveler's Joy is arguably the best. Guests can buy everything from airfare to moonlit dinners on the beach.

Traveler's Joy is the perfect solution for couples who have it all. You just decide where you want to go and what wild adventure you want to embark upon (or if you're like me, what beach you want to park it on) and Traveler's Joy will do the rest. Umm, how great is that?

Forget toasters and china patterns. DeSeana Evans and her fiancé, Richard Sutton, have their sights set on St. Lucia.

...go for an online registry that allows your loved ones to help finance your fantasy honeymoon. There are several out there, but a reputable option is Traveler's Joy.

Blender? Check. Silverware? Check. Even a waterproof shower radio? Check. But how about a romantic sunset dinner in Hawaii or a snorkeling trip in Bermuda?

...provides a "step-by-step process" to help newlyweds create a 'honeymoon registry' of expenses and activities, which friends and family can choose to pay for.

This site, which just announced a partnership with the Wedding Channel, lets your friends donate money toward that honeymoon to Tuscany or Turks and Caicos.

A recent trend in honeymoon planning is the honeymoon registry, which allows friends and family to contribute to your trip. For couples who already have all the toasters, pizza stones and linens they could ever need, this is an attractive option.

Every day, thousands of engaged couples and newlyweds find themselves in a predicament: They have all the cutlery, bath towels, photo frames, and kitchen gadgets they need... Many engaged couples are solving this dilemma by turning to online honeymoon registries, where guests can contribute to the expenses and activities of a post-wedding trip.

To help pay for postnuptial travel, check out the honeymoon registry system at Traveler's Joy. Family and friends can contribute money here toward a trip planned by the couple, or can even choose from a list of specific "gifts" for the trip, such as horseback riding on the beach.

Many couples are already well-established, and don't necessarily need the traditional registry items such as home appliances, linens, etc. A current trend is registering for honeymoons using services such as Traveler's Joy.

Steak knives, china sets and deluxe blenders are nice, but it's usually the honeymoon, not the presents, that leaves newlyweds with the best post-wedding memories. Traveler's Joy had this in mind when it created its online honeymoon registry.

Here's a "D'Elia Deal" you don't want to miss to have others chip in for your big trip. Sign up for a honeymoon registry instead of a gift registry.

They're a great option for couples that already have most of the traditional household items, but still need wedding gift ideas for friends.

As couples spend less on their wedding, they also reconsider their honeymoon spending and registry behavior. The majority of Traveler's Joy respondents still plan to take a honeymoon...