How to Find a Wedding Registry at Target

How to Find a Wedding Registry at Target
Written By
Amanda Hill
Amanda Hill
Published: Feb 7, 2010
Updated: Jan 10, 2019
1 minute read
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Finding a wedding registry at Target is a simple task that can be accomplished online or in person at any Target location. If the bride and groom have created their wedding registry at Target, they will most likely notify their guests by including a registry card with their wedding invitation or linking to their Target wedding registry on their wedding website.

Confirm that the bride and groom have created a wedding registry at Target by consulting the registry card included with their wedding invitation, visiting the couple’s wedding website or by contacting the bride or groom to ask if they have set up a wedding registry at Target.

Locate the couple’s Target wedding registry online by visiting target.com. Mouse over the section at the top of the homepage titled “Gift Registries + Lists.” A menu will appear offering access to Target’s Club Wedd. Enter the first and last name of the bride or groom and click the “Search” box to locate their Club Wedd registry.

Visit any Target store to find a wedding registry at Target. Locate the gift registry kiosk at the Guest Services desk. Enter the name of the bride or groom to receive a list of wedding registry items available for purchase in the store.

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Amanda Hill

Amanda Hill is a writer based out of Las Vegas, Nev. Coming from a background in public relations, Hill has been writing for more than a decade with her work appearing in various publications including Southwest Airlines' "Spirit,"…

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