<human>: Hey Weddit! First and foremost, let me just say how much I love this sub and will probably never leave even after my wedding! The encouragement and love in here is just awesome.

So on to my question... honeymoon registry. We literally JUST bought a home and furnished it and genuinely don't need anything from a physical registry so we decided on a honeymoon registry. This is not a post asking for opinions on whether we should or should not do one. Both of our families are aware of it and think it's awesome / the best choice so no issue there :)

We are going to Europe for 2 weeks directly following our wedding. We have already paid for the bulk of the trip (airfare, accommodations, ect.) but thought if people gave to the registry then awesome, we will recoup some of the cost! We are using Zola **(any Zola reviews also very welcome)**. 

The problem that I'm having is I've put like the major things on there (airfare, hotel / hostel, car rental, ect) as "contribute what you wish" items as well as some more local things with specific prices (entrance fee to specific places and things that I know we will be doing) but it still tells me I need more stuff. 

What are some things I could put on there to fill it up a little more if I can't think of more things that I KNOW we will do. I kinda feel like when we get there we will do our own thing (I don't want an itinerary). I have found some things we MAY want to do, but if guests buy that / give towards it and then we won't do it (no pictures on social media, ect) will they be upset? 

I have tried thinking of "fluff" type items (i.e. breakfast in bed) that people wouldn't necessarily know if we did it or not, but I'm running out of ideas!

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<bot>: Just not sure what to do to have "enough" things on our Zola honeymoon registry if we aren't sure of what we are going to want to do once we get there.