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WeddingBells   Fri, 3 Oct 2008

In an article entitled "It's a Wrap", Roseanne Dela Rosa writes "Yes, you can register for a future vacation, be it your honeymoon or not. If you’ve already been living with your significant other, chances are you won’t need very many home items. Look for a service provider that will allow guests to transfer funds, like thebigday.com."

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Channel 7 Eyewitness News - New York   Tue, 9 Sep 2008

In a story entitled "15 Tips to Honeymoon on a Budget", Miles Stiverson writes "If you have ample linens and china's just not your style, set up a honeymoon registry and have guests pay for part (or even all) of your trip in lieu of traditional gifts. Sites like thebigday.com..."

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San Francisco Examiner   Sat, 5 Jul 2008

Reporter Tamara Barak Aparton quotes TheBigDay co-founder Michael Cottam in her article on problems travellers encounter when the airlines change schedules after they've booked their flights.

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PressDemocrat.com   Fri, 20 Jun 2008

In an article entitled "Gifts That Give Back", the Press Democrat says "Looking for the perfect gift for your favorite eco-friendly engaged couple? [...] On www.thebigday.com, couples can register their honeymoon spot and guests can help them chip away at the cost."

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About.com   Sat, 7 Jun 2008

In Arlene's Air Travel Blog, Arlene Fleming writes: "The Big Day is an online gift registry that centers on wedding travel but also provides some cool options to register for such as honeymoon airline tickets but also things like staying several nights in a cave, or renting a motor scooter."

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Philly.com   Wed, 4 Jun 2008

Reporter Ben Larrison writes "One way in which people are doing that is with a honeymoon registry. It works essentially the same way as a gift registry, only for the honeymoon. Instead of asking for cash [...] people register for real experiences like scuba diving or a romantic dinner for two at an upscale resort."

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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution   Sun, 18 May 2008

Reporter Gracie Bonds Staples writes about Big Day customer Lindsey Monroe's volunteer mission to Nepal, and how she's using her registry at TheBigDay to help her cause.

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The Wall Street Journal   Thu, 8 May 2008

Jane Hodges, in her article entitled "Getting Guests to Pay for a Honeymoon", compares honeymoon registries, saying "The Big Day offered a happy medium, letting couples take suggestions on what to include in a registry, copy items off other registries (developed for honeymoons in our same region), or work from scratch."

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The Green Bride Guide   Tue, 25 Mar 2008

In her book "The Green Bride Guide", author Kate Harrison writes: "The cool thing about honeymoon registries is that guests can contribute directly to your adventure. Most of the honeymoon registry sites (Honeyluna.com, Sendusoff.com, Aftertheweddingday.com and Thebigday.com to name a handful) work the same way. [...] However, no matter which option you choose, your guests will love giving you an experience you will remember forever."

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Real Simple Magazine   Mon, 24 Mar 2008

In a blog post entitled "Honeymoon & the Declining $: Where Are The Deals?", Real Simple magazine says "Register for your Honeymoon. [...] websites like TheBigDay.com and HoneyLuna.com allow your guests to help foot your bill. They can get you special treats during your trip like a nice massage or your rental car."

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The Gazette Online   Sun, 23 Mar 2008

In her article entitled "Honeymoon registries offer gift alternatives", Carly Weber writes: "You can't wrap today's trendiest wedding presents with a bow. For their wedding this Saturday, Rae Thelen and Jason Schunter, both of Cedar Rapids, filled one registry with traditional items like flatware, pots and pans. Gifts on another registry are less conventional. Guests can buy the couple a sport fishing excursion, snorkel cruise, breakfast in bed or other activities for their Maui honeymoon."

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Beverly Clark's Elite Wedding Collection magazine   Mon, 10 Mar 2008

In her article entitled "The New Breed of Registries", Susan Campbell writes: "On TheBigDay.com, couples simply set up an account log-in, access the RegistryWizard for assistance in selecting a wish list for their dream vacation, then have family members or the maid of honor discreetly spread the word."

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Portland Bride and Groom magazine   Wed, 27 Feb 2008

From Reporter Britt Olson's article entitled "Going My Way": "Couples are getting a lot braver in terms of destination wedding plans," says Patti Polluconi of TheBigDay, a Portland-based online honeymoon and travel registry.

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Real Simple Magazine   Fri, 22 Feb 2008

Real Simple Magazine says: "Consider websites like thebigday.com [...] where guests can treat you on your honeymoon to a nice dinner."

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TheKnot   Tue, 5 Feb 2008

In "Q & A Travel", TheKnot says: "Is it possible to register for the honeymoon? Take a look at these helpful sites for more information [...] and thebigday.com." (page 21).

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Real Simple Weddings   Tue, 5 Feb 2008

In "10 Common Registry Questions", Real Simple Weddings says: "Is it appropriate to skip the registry and ask guests to contribute to the honeymoon? Entirely. Look at sites such as www.thebigday.com..." (page 21).

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Minneapolis Star-Tribune   Fri, 1 Feb 2008

Kerri Westenberg says "Another registry site is www.thebigday.com. Whether you register or not, you can explore by vacation style, from 'adventure' to 'all-inclusive.' It's a great way to discover ideas you hadn't considered."

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Good Morning America   Fri, 25 Jan 2008

Real Simple magazine's editor Jaimee Zanzinger says "There's a site called TheBigDay.com where guests can actually give you an adventure...instead of handing you an envelope of cash, they're giving you a memory".

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The Early Show   Fri, 18 Jan 2008

Travel + Leisure's Senior Editor Nilou Motamed offers suggestions on vacations to fit your lifestyle, saying "TheBigDay.com is a website I wish was there when I got married" (see the video).

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The Birmingham News   Sun, 11 Nov 2007

TheBigDay is mentioned in an article by Chanda Temple Guster on bridal registries.

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Luxury Travel Advisor   Tue, 4 Sep 2007

TheBigDay is mentioned in an article on our partner Azumano Travel's CEO, Sho Dozono.

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The Washington Times   Tue, 20 Aug 2007

Christina Bellantoni, national political reporter for The Washington Times, writes: "TheBigDay, a honeymoon registry, allows couples to craft their own gift page with registry items ranging from $100 toward airfare to $30 for breakfast in bed, and everything in between. One couple included this item at the end of their registry for a honeymoon in Tahiti: 'Something exciting for when we get home -- Obama 08.'"

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Philadelphia Inquirer   Sun, 12 Aug 2007

Inquirer Columnist Dianna Marder writes about TheBigDay's customers Kenny and Lachele: "The honeymoon - Seven days at Jumby Bay, Antigua. The newlyweds did a honeymoon registry through TheBigDay.com - picking out a snorkeling trip, a hike, massages, and breakfast in bed."

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New York Times   Sat, 11 Aug 2007

M.P. Dunleavy writes: "This leaves couples, many of whom have lived long enough on their own that they don't need traditional starter-home gifts, in a bind. Some are taking advantage of alternative registries: you can register for camping gear at R.E.I. or a honeymoon at TheBigDay.com and other sites, for example."

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Destination Weddings & Honeymoons   Mon, 6 Aug 2007

In their article on Romance Registries, Destination Weddings & Honeymoons magazine reports: "Is adding a personal touch to all aspects of your wedding important to you? At thebigday.com, couples can upload their own pictures, write extensive descriptions and customize a wedding webpage."

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WEGoBridal.com   Mon, 30 Jul 2007

In an article entitled "Out of the Box Registries", Jennifer Gormley mentions TheBigDay, writing: "Say you've already got 5 lemon zesters, but have never been scuba diving. Or you have 15 hand-stitched linen napkins but have always wanted a limo ride to dinner at your favorite resort. One of the increasingly popular registries is a honeymoon registry."

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Bridal Guide's Honeymoon & Destination Wedding Guide   Wed, 25 Jul 2007

Valerie Berrios' "Trips & Tips" section mentions Outrigger Hotels & Resorts' honeymoon registry (powered by TheBigDay)--Sept/Oct 2007 issue, page 6.

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PR Web   Thu, 19 Jul 2007

TheBigDay's press release regarding our site redesign.

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The Baltimore Sun   Sun, 24 Jun 2007

In an article entitled "On the Wild Side", reporter Sandy Wieber writes about some of the more exotic honeymoons arranged by TheBigDay.

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Penn Live.com   Mon, 04 Jun 2007

In an article entitled "Registering for gifts is harder than you think", contributor Ashley Z. writes "I regret not thinking about registries sooner because here are some of the ideas we would have considered: A honeymoon registry [...] You can put airfare, gift packages - everything! - on the list. See thebigday.com for more honeymoon registry ideas."

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Culinate.com   Thu, 31 May 2007

Ashley Griffin writes "If the happy couple truly needs no more appliances, there are plenty of alternative registries to choose from, such as The Big Day, a honeymoon registry."

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Portland Bride & Groom magazine   Thu, 31 May 2007

Ashley Griffin quotes TheBigDay co-founder Michael Cottam: "Most couples have lived on their own for a while and have all they need between them. For that reason, they're simply not interested in the kind of registry their parents had. They'd rather have a wonderful shared experience than own another vase."

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About.com   Wed, 30 May 2007

Arlene Fleming of About.com reviews TheBigDay's site and services, saying "You can register for pretty much anything travel related from x$ worth of air miles, to helicopter rides and restaurant meals, the travel registry seems very experience-based."

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Weekly Couture   Thu, 12 Apr 2007

Weekly Couture reports: "Nowadays, more and more couples live together before they get married, or at least live on their own for a period of time prior to the big day. As a result, it's becoming a lot more common for the new husband-wife combo to already have that blender, soup spoon, or kitchen gadget by the time they roll around to registering. TheBigDay is a registry made for couples who don't want more pots and pans. Now, friends and family can chip in for anything on your honeymoon wish list from 500 flight miles to massages for two in an exotic bungalow."

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CNN.com   Tue, 27 Feb 2007

Carrie Levine writes: "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. Honeymoon registry specialists The Big Day, HoneyLuna, Distinctive Honeymoons, Traveler's Joy and The Honeymoon now compete with programs from lodging chains Marriott, Starwood and Sandals."

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FinanceVisor.com   Thu, 15 Feb 2007

FinanceVisor.com reports on TheBigDay's new anniversary registry: "TheBigDay launches an anniversary version of its award-winning honeymoon travel registry. Families can create a registry for contributions towards a romantic trip for parents or grandparents to celebrate their milestone anniversary."

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eMediaWire   Wed, 14 Feb 2007

Press release regarding the launch of TheBigDay's honeymoon registry for Starwood Hawaii with fulfillment by Pleasant Holidays.

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Modern Agent   Tue, 13 Feb 2007

Modern Agent's daily e-newsletter reports on TheBigDay's Featured Destination and Featured Resort programs.

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eMediaWire   Mon, 12 Feb 2007

Press release regarding the launch of TheBigDay's new anniversary registry.

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eTurboNews   Fri, 9 Feb 2007

eTurboNews reports on our Featured Destination/Featured Resort program with Travel Spike.

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Travel Daily News   Thu, 8 Feb 2007

Theodore Koumelis writes: "Travel Spike has teamed with TheBigDay.com, the online honeymoon registry, to create brand new Featured Destination and Featured Resort programs."

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Honolulu Star-Bulletin   Thu, 1 Feb 2007

Reporter Erika Engle writes: "Outrigger Hotels & Resorts, hosts of newlyweds for generations, has entered into a marriage of convenience with Oregon-based online honeymoon registry TheBigDay.com and with California-based Pleasant Holidays."

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Times Leader Online   Fri, 29 Dec 2006

The Times Leader writes about quirky honeymoon gifts at TheBigDay: "TheBigDayTravel (www.TheBigDay.com) marries high-touch with high-tech, utilizing knowledgeable travel experts around the country to help couples find the hottest honeymoon destinations. The most respected online honeymoon travel service in the world, TheBigDayTravel provides destination specialists and top-of-the-line, easy-to-use planning tools to make managing the honeymoon planning process a breeze."

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Portland Bride & Groom   Mon, 18 Dec 2006

Jill Spitznass interviews Michael Cottam of TheBigDay regarding choosing a location for your destination wedding.

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Portland Business Journal - Partnership with Azumano Travel   Mon, 4 Dec 2006

The Business Journal reports on our joint venture with Azumano Travel. Important correction to the story: TheBigDay did not sell any part of the business to Azumano--we're merely partnering with Azumano on the travel services side of the business.

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PRWeb Press Release - Partnership with Azumano Travel   Mon, 27 Nov 2006

Azumano Travel and TheBigDay.com join to expand honeymoon and special event travel opportunities. Azumano Travel and TheBigDay.com have come together in a joint business venture. The new relationship combines Azumano's travel industry knowledge with TheBigDay's high-technology expertise to better serve honeymoon and romantic travel customers.

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Modern Agent   Mon, 20 Nov 2006

In the article "The Big Day Honeymoon Registry Supports Voluntourism", ModernAgent.com writes about TheBigDay's co-branded registry for the Global Volunteers Network.

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PRWeb Press Release   Tue, 7 Nov 2006

TheBigDay honeymoon registry has developed a co-branded registry for volunteers through Global Volunteer Network to raise travel funds. Extreme poverty can be eradicated in our lifetime. When you register with TheBigDay the option is there to donate money to projects with GVNF and take part of this goal. Why not be socially conscious? Creating a gift registry for your big day doesn't always have to be for your wedding! The Global Volunteer Network, based in New Zealand, organizes volunteer travel to developing countries around the world. These volunteer workers can now use TheBigDay honeymoon registry to request gifts for their big day - flying to Africa or other developing countries.

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The Detroit News   Thu, 19 Oct 2006

Michelle Kaske writes: "...etiquette authority Peggy Post, the great-granddaughter-in-law of Emily Post, gives her blessing to online cash registries, or 'alternative registries,' as she refers to them. [...] One way couples indirectly signal their yearning for cash is by signing up with honeymoon registry sites such as Thebigday.com. Guests can register for airfare contributions, even candlelight dinners."

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Grit Magazine   Thu, 5 Oct 2006

Grit, America's rural lifestyle magazine, writes: "When St. Louis couple Jenny Elliot and Justin Alexander registered for their honeymoon on TheBigDay.com, they had more in mind than just a luxurious Caribbean getaway."

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In Touch Weekly   Mon, 14 Aug 2006

In Touch Weekly magazine also reports on TheBigDay's customers...three sisters getting married on the same day.

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Victoria Advocate   Sun, 13 Aug 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Victoria Advocate.

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Travel Weekly   Mon, 7 Aug 2006

Reporter Allan Seiden writes about TheBigDay's partnership with Pleasant Holidays: "Pleasant also is pursuing niches such as the weddings market, which it hopes to reach as part of a travel registry program with TheBigDay.com."

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The Enquirer   Thu, 3 Aug 2006

The Enquirer also reports on TheBigDay's customers...three sisters getting married on the same day.

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Denver Post   Wed, 2 Aug 2006

The Denver Post also reported on TheBigDay's customers...three sisters getting married on the same day.

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WedLok   Tue, 8 Aug 2006

WedLok reports on three of TheBigDay's customers--three sisters getting married on the same day: "Another brilliant idea from the Colorado trio -- who all work in the family business -- was registering for their dream honeymoons - instead of new dishes and towels. They worked with www.TheBigDay.com, a honeymoon registry that allows guests to contribute to the honeymoon costs directly, as a wedding gift."

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Pioneer Press   Tue, 8 Aug 2006

Reporter Nhia Tongchai Lee, in her article entitled "Vow to be different: Brides and grooms keep looking for ways to make their weddings unique" writes: "Web sites like [...] www.thebigday.com are popular choices for couples looking to get away to an exotic locale."

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MarketWire   Tue, 1 Aug 2006

3 Sisters Plan Triple Wedding in Las Vegas! TheBigDay.com's Honeymoon Registry Provides Convenience in Time of Stress.

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Duluth News Tribune   Sat, 22 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article previously published in the Chicago Tribune appears in the Duluth News Tribune.

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Kansas City Star   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Kansas City Star.

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San Luis Obispo Tribune   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the San Luis Obispo Tribune.

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Centre Daily Times   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Centre Daily Times.

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Myrtle Beach Sun News   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Myrtle Beach Sun News.

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The State   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in The State.

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Belleville News-Democrat   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Belleville News-Democrat.

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Grand Forks Herald   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Grand Forks Herald.

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Biloxi Sun Herald   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Biloxi Sun Herald.

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Kentucky.com   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in Kentucky.com.

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Charlotte Observer   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Charlotte Observer.

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Columbus Ledger-Enquirer   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer.

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Contra Costa Times   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Contra Costa Times.

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Monterey County Herald   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Monterey County Herald.

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Macon Telegraph   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Macon Telegraph.

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Bradenton Herald   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

Kirsten Scharnberg's article also appeared in the Bradenton Herald.

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The Week magazine   Fri, 21 Jul 2006

In their column entitled "The Internet...the best honeymoon registry sites", The Week writes "Already have a toaster and a spice rack? These sites allow you to register for your honeymoon instead." TheBigDay.com tops their list.

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Chicago Tribune   Sun, 16 Jul 2006

Tribune national correspondent Kirsten Scharnberg writes about TheBigDay couple Justin and Jenny and their charitable donations on their registry: "statistics show they are just one couple among thousands leading a burgeoning multimillion-dollar trend: using a ceremony that celebrates love as a way to help people caught in the grip of poverty, violence or war."

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San Jose Mercury News   Sun, 9 Jul 2006

Reporter Michelle Kaske writes "More couples who are marrying later in life or for the second time are trying to discourage gifts in favor of contributions to down payments for Hawaiian vacations or houses."

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Sun-Sentinel - South Florida   Sun, 2 Jul 2006

In an article entitled "News, tips and trends for parents", the Sun-Sentinel talks about TheBigDay, saying: "TheBigDay [...] offers discounts for building your personalized registry if you book your travel through them. In addition to trips, friends and relatives can buy you guidebooks, hiking boots and money belts, along with snorkeling lessons and breakfasts."

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Red Orbit Breaking News   Fri, 30 Jun 2006

Jim Bainbridge writes: "Although online wedding registries have been available for years, it takes just a quick look at TheBigDay.com to see how much the medium has evolved. The recent wedding of St. Louis couple Jenny and Justin Alexander had the usual options for meals, airfare and scuba diving. It also had mouse clicks to fund medical aid for Iraqi children, goats and sheep for needy families in Palestine and Jordan, and the cost of a wedding for 20 Palestinian refugees."

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Fox News in the Morning - Chicago   Tue, 27 Jun 2006

Reporter Nancy Loo says "While on vacation in Hawaii last week, I met some honeymooners who were travelling almost for free! Check out TheBigDay.com--this is the #1 honeymoon registry website."

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CNN Headline News   Fri, 23 Jun 2006

CNN's Robin Meade and AOL Online Advisor Regina Lewis report on TheBigDay's honeymoon registry.

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Fox Chicago   Tue, 27 Jun 2006

Fox Chicago chose TheBigDay as "Cool Website of the Day" on Tuesday, June 27th.

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KGO Talk Radio   Sat, 24 Jun 2006

John Hamilton interviewed TheBigDay co-founder Michael Cottam on the morning "On the Go with John Hamilton" show.

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Rocky Mountain News   Sat, 24 Jun 2006

Columnist Mary Winter writes about TheBigDay customers Jenny and Justin: "They used www.TheBigDay.com honeymoon registry, hailed as one of the most successful online wedding start-ups of the decade. Couples who register here don't want toasters and china - they want honeymoons. The company breaks trips into affordable pieces so that Aunt Sally can give the couple a $75 snorkeling outing, for example, or a $40 chunk of the airline ticket."

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NewsDay   Thu, 22 Jun 2006

Carol Sottili reports on "What's Hot and What's Not" in weddings, saying: "Forget the department store gift registries. Honeymoon registries, whereby gift-givers pay for items such as airfare, hotel, upgrades and excursions, are the rage."

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AM New York   Thu, 22 Jun 2006

Carol Sottili's article also ran in AM New York.

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Where To Go Next Travel News   Wed, 21 Jun 2006

A news story on TheBigDay's customers Jenny and Justin and their charity registry items: sheep and goats.

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Winnipeg Free Press   Mon, 19 Jun 2006

Linor Reynolds reports on customers who are combining charitable donations and honeymoon activities on their registries, saying: "...www.thebigday.com, a site where the hip and socially conscious can register to save the world and get a place setting for 16, if their hearts so desire."

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News Blaze   Wed, 14 Jun 2006

News Blaze reports on TheBigDay's customers Jenny and Justin, who've included on their registry charity items benefiting families in the Middle East.

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Good Day L.A., Fox 11 Los Angeles   Tue, 13 Jun 2006

Los Angeles' Fox 11 Good Day L.A. reported on TheBigDay in May 2006, saying "a growing trend for brides and grooms is registering for their honeymoon."

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MSNBC   Mon, 12 Jun 2006

Jean Chatzky's article also appeared at MSNBC.

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Richmond Times-Dispatch   Mon, 12 Jun 2006

Jean Chatzky's article also appeared in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

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Minneapolis Star-Tribune   Wed, 8 Jun 2006

In her article "Forget the china, just give us the cash", Michelle Kaske writes "One way couples indirectly signal their yearning for cash is by signing up with honeymoon registry sites such as Thebigday.com. Guests can register for airfare contributions, even candlelight dinners."

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The Olympian   Wed, 8 Jun 2006

Jean Chatzky's article also appeared in the Olympian.

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New York Daily News   Wed, 8 Jun 2006

Jean Chatzky writes: "Today's brides and grooms can ask for much more than china and pots and pans. Websites and tour companies such as [...] thebigday.com allow couples to register for their post-matrimonial vacation."

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The Salt Lake Tribune   Wed, 8 Jun 2006

Carol Sottili writes: "Forget the department store gift registries. Honeymoon registries, whereby gift-givers pay for items such as airfare, hotel, upgrades and excursions, are the rage."

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The Globe and Mail   Mon, 5 Jun 2006

Karen von Hahn of Toronto's Globe and Mail writes: "In the past three years, more than 20,000 couples from 126 countries (and all 10 Canadian provinces) have registered for everything from airfare to romantic dinners and pampering spa treatments on www.thebigday.com, making it the pre-eminent site for a honeymoon registry."

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Washington Post   Sun, 21 May 2006

In the Sunday Travel section, the Washington Post lists resources for honeymoon couples, including TheBigDay.

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Tahiti Tourism's Tiare News   Sun, 21 May 2006

The monthly newsletter "Tiare News" from Tahiti Tourisme North America reports on TheBigDay's partnership with Pleasant Holidays.

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Seattle Times   Sat, 20 May 2006

In Mary Mitchell's Q&A on wedding registries, she says "Fortunately, for your purposes, there are now several travel bridal registries, such as [...] The Big Day (800-304-1141, www.thebigday.com)."

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Road and Travel Magazine   Tue, 2 May 2006

In her article entitled "The New Way to Honeymoon", Jessica Howell says "You'll love the perks of a customized honeymoon and your guests will get a warm, fuzzy feeling when you show off photos of the sunset cruise that they sent you on."

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Vancouver Sun   Sun, 28 Apr 2006

In her article entitled "Honeymoons are latest wedding gift trend", Deborah Stokes of CanWest News Service talked to Big Day customers Mark and Kate from Toronto: "Their trip rang in at around $4,000, but it cost the newlyweds nothing. Their wedding guests paid for it through a honeymoon registry."

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Montreal Gazette   Sun, 28 Apr 2006

In her article entitled "Honeymoons are latest wedding gift trend", Deborah Stokes of CanWest News Service talked to Big Day customers Mark and Kate from Toronto: "Their trip rang in at around $4,000, but it cost the newlyweds nothing. Their wedding guests paid for it through a honeymoon registry."

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Times Argus   Tue, 25 Apr 2006

Columbia News Service reporter Michelle Kaske writes about the new wave of alternative online registries, including TheBigDay.

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Travel Weekly   Thu, 20 Apr 2006

Pleasant Holidays ties the knot with TheBigDay.

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Pacific Business News   Thu, 20 Apr 2006

The Pacific Business News reports on our partnership with Pleasant Holidays.

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Portland Business Journal   Wed, 19 Apr 2006

The Portland Business Journal reports on our partnership with Pleasant Holidays.

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Honolulu Star-Bulletin   Tue, 18 Apr 2006

TheBuzz columnist Erika Engle writes: Travel company Pleasant Holidays has teamed up with one of the largest online honeymoon registries to give newlyweds happy send-offs into wedded bliss. TheBigDay.com powers the registry pages on the Pleasant Holidays Web site, where couples can sign up for a honeymoon in Hawaii or another Pleasant destination, including Mexico, the South Pacific and Asia.

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ModernAgent   Mon, 17 Apr 2006

In ModernAgent's daily e-newsletter to the travel industry, they report on TheBigDay's new partnership with Pleasant Holidays.

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Best Stuff.com   Mon, 10 Apr 2006

In a March article entitled Travel Gift Registries - Hot New Trend for Couples, they say: "Having two gift registries is one of the hottest wedding trends this season - one for traditional gifts and one for the honeymoon. The benefit for couples who use TheBigDay.com honeymoon registry is that they can often afford a more extraordinary honeymoon than they could purchase on their own."

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Fox 12 News Portland   Sun, 26 Mar 2006

Portland's Fox 12 News did a story on TheBigDay in March 2006, saying "there's a new option for newlyweds who could do without toasters and blenders."

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The Times Leader   Mon, 27 Feb 2006

The Times Leader Online writes "The most respected online honeymoon travel service in the world, TheBigDayTravel provides destination specialists and top-of-the-line, easy-to-use planning tools to make managing the honeymoon planning process a breeze."

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The Travel Channel   Mon, 30 Jan 2006

Valerie Conners' lists helpful honeymoon planning websites, including (of course!) TheBigDay.

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AskMen.com   Mon, 23 Jan 2006

In AskMen.com's Fashion and Lifestyle section, Daniel Harrison writes about one of TheBigDay Travel's exotic Italy travel packages: "TheBigDay Travel company offers a two-night, three-day package, which puts you in the driver's seat of a Ferrari F355 for a tour through Maranello, nearby Modena and all the twisting, hilly roads in between."

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