Gift and Bridal Registry
From the Kitchen to the Table offers a special gift registry program to you.
We are pleased to offer a Gift Registry Service to make shopping and gift giving easy and pleasurable. If you are planning your wedding, an anniversary, milestone birthday party or any other special occasion this service is for you. Simply drop by the store to register your selections and preferences with our experienced staff.
Once your name and information is in our database, your friends and relatives can simply contact the store directly to inquire about your selections and choose the right gift.
For customers registered in our wedding registry program, following your wedding From the Kitchen to the Table will provide you with a 10% in-store credit voucher for all purchases made up until your wedding day (excluding taxes).
Wedding couples who register for the 8-piece Gordon Ramsay Cookware will receive a complimentary set of hi-ball glasses from Royal Doulton, and if the cookware is purchased for the couple, they will also receive a complimentary Gordon Ramsay square roasting pan!
Please use our contact form to request a current list of items on the Gift Registry. Be sure to provide name of the person you are inquiring about.
Fun Wedding Facts
- The word “bride” comes from the old English word, meaning “cook”.
- The tradition of throwing rice at a newly married couple was a wish for a “full pantry”.
- Ancient Romans baked cakes of wheat or barley and would break it over the bride’s head as a symbol of fertility.
- Polterabend is a German wedding tradition: the night before the wedding an informal party is held, where plates and dishes are smashed (the broken pieces are said to bring good luck).
- Mead is a wine-like drink made from honey, water and yeast. It was thought that mead could improve virility in men and fertility in women, and as such held an important place in traditional Irish wedding ceremonies.
- Smashing a piece of cake in the bride’s face dates back to the Roman times when it was thought to ensure her fertility.
- According to Greek culture, a bride should tuck a sugar cube into her glove to ensure a sweet union.
- The Mohegan Sun Casino created the world’s largest wedding cake in 2004, measuring 17 feet high and weighing 15,032 pounds. It was made from 10,000 pounds of cake batter and 4,810 pounds of icing, and could feed 59,000 people!