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Wedding Investment Registry

A wedding investment registry lets guests contribute toward a couple's financial future instead of, or alongside, physical gifts. Here is how it works for weddings, how to word it, and what to consider.

Can I use The Forever Fund for a wedding?

Yes. A Forever Fund registry can be created for a wedding when an eligible adult owns the connected brokerage account.

Yes. An engaged or newly married couple can create a personalized page explaining how contributions relate to shared financial goals. Guests contribute through the same secure gift flow used for other registries. The page should identify the legal account owner and avoid guaranteeing that investments will rise in value.

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Can two people be listed on one wedding registry?

Yes. A couple can appear together on one registry page, while the connected brokerage's legal ownership follows the brokerage account.

Yes. The public registry can present both partners' names, story, and event. That does not automatically make the brokerage account jointly owned; legal account ownership is determined by the account registration at the brokerage. Couples who want joint ownership should confirm that the chosen brokerage and account type support it.

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Is The Forever Fund a wedding registry?

Yes. The Forever Fund can be used as a wedding registry focused on gifts for the couple's financial future.

Yes. Engaged and newly married couples can create a personalized Forever Fund registry, share the link with guests, and receive contributions associated with their own brokerage account. Couples may use it by itself or alongside a traditional household-goods registry.

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The Forever Fund is a financial technology platform that provides a digital investment gift registry experience designed to facilitate contributions toward investment accounts. The Forever Fund is not a bank, broker-dealer, or investment adviser and does not provide investment, financial, legal, accounting, or tax advice. Contributions are deposited directly into the account holder's own brokerage account at Fidelity, Robinhood, or Charles Schwab. For those who elect optional advisor management, investment advisory services are provided by licensed financial professionals affiliated with our trusted Forever Fund Advisors. Any investment recommendations, portfolio allocations, financial planning services, or investment management are provided solely by these licensed professionals and not by The Forever Fund. Registration with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") does not imply a certain level of skill or training. Investing involves risks, including the possible loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Individuals should carefully consider their financial situation, investment objectives, and risk tolerance before investing. The Forever Fund does not solicit, recommend, or endorse any specific securities, investment strategies, or financial products. All investment decisions are made by the account holder. The Forever Fund does not hold, custody, or control client funds or securities. Investment accounts and securities are maintained by the account holder's chosen broker-dealer (Fidelity, Robinhood, or Charles Schwab), which are members of FINRA/SIPC.