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Wedding Cash Registry & Fee Calculator
See exactly how much commission traditional honeymoon funds and card-processing registries deduct from your wedding gifts, and compare how much you keep with 0% platform fees on When Will You Marry.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Cash Registry & Honeymoon Fund Fees Q&A
How much do wedding cash registries and honeymoon funds usually charge?
Most online honeymoon funds and cash gift registries charge between 2.4% and 2.8% per contribution, often plus a 20p or 30c per-transaction fee and an extra 1% to 1.5% foreign exchange markup when overseas guests contribute. On a £5,000 honeymoon fund, those deductions typically take £125 to £155 away from your gifts.
How does When Will You Marry offer a 0% platform fee gift registry?
Instead of holding your wedding gifts inside a middleman escrow account and skimming a commission on every payment, When Will You Marry lets you link your own Monzo, Revolut, PayPal, Wise, or bank transfer details directly to each honeymoon fund item. Guests send their gift straight to you, and we charge 0% platform fees.
Who pays the processing fee on a traditional cash wedding registry?
Depending on the registry platform, either the fee is deducted from the payout the couple receives (so a £100 gift arrives as £97.20) or the fee is added on top at checkout for your guest to pay (turning a £100 gift into £102.80). Direct bank and wallet links avoid platform commission altogether.
Can international wedding guests contribute in their own currency without extra registry fees?
Yes. When you connect multi-currency links such as Wise, Revolut, or PayPal on your When Will You Marry gift page, guests from the UK, US, Europe, Canada, or Australia can send gifts directly without paying an extra registry FX surcharge.
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