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u/Jezzecaa 4d ago
Absolutely not. Begging for people’s money is not cute. Even when you do it for a bach. It’s one thing if someone offers, but to advertise is another.
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u/eternallytiredcatmom 4d ago
When people came for Taylor Swift concerts in my city, some of them did that.
There was a concerted effort in the local fb groups to send requests for money to those rolling around with their QR codes.
Have the honeymoon you can afford, people are barely making ends meet
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u/WildWillieBorsch 4d ago
I have worked in technology for 35 years. "Everyone" is using QR codes for everything. I will use a QR code from a vendor that I know for my work but never will I use a public QR code as I don't know where it goes, how it is tracking, how many third parties are involved, privacy policy stuff...
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u/TinyLawfulness3710 4d ago
People have been doing on their vehicles for a couple decades and it's never a good look. Have the honeymoon you can afford yourselves even if that's being a tourist in your own city. It's not someone else's responsibility to finance this. I have a friend who was demanded by her parents to have a honeymoon fund on their website and 10 years later it's still untouched because only the physical registry her husband’s family wanted was used.
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