Does Your Registry Reveal Who Purchased Gifts?

Discover if your registry displays the buyers of your gifts and how confidentiality works.

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No, your registry typically does not tell you who bought what.** The purpose is to keep gift-giving a surprise. You will see items are marked as purchased, but unless the buyer chooses to inform you, their identity remains confidential.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I find out who bought me a gift from my registry? No, registries typically keep this information confidential to maintain the surprise.
  2. How does a gift registry work? A gift registry allows individuals to select items they want, and when these items are purchased, they are marked as sold out.
  3. Are all registries the same in terms of privacy? Most registries have similar privacy policies, but it's best to check specifics with the individual registry.

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