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The 21 Best Wedding Registry Sites and Stores to Create Your Perfect Wishlist

Peruse these retailers to assemble a registry you and your spouse will love.

Setting up your wedding registry—in person at a store or from the comfort of your home—is a fun step in the wedding planning process. Whether you're looking to furnish your apartment, bank some cash for a down payment on a new home, or book adventures for your honeymoon, a good wedding registry will help you stock up on essentials and plan experiences with your soon-to-be spouse. 

Your registry, like your wedding, should reflect who you are as a couple and help you create core memories. To get you started, we logged hours of online research, seeking easy-to-use websites that meet diverse needs, get great reviews, and are clear about their return policies. We also polled our editors to get their go-to stores and sites. The result is the Brides ultimate registry list, where you'll find everything from air fryers to airplane tickets, online cash funds, and even charitable collections that let friends and family celebrate your union by supporting causes close to your heart. 

Ready to get started? Keep scrolling to see the best wedding registries.

Zola


Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Comprehensive shop of experiences and gifts

  • Aggregates third party e-commerce sites

  • Group gifting

  • 20% off items left on registry

Cons
  • Sometimes confusing process to buy items from third-party vendors

Overview

Zola is a one-stop online shop for wedding gifts with perks like completion discounts and even wedding planning services. Add items and experiences from the massive Zola online shop to create your perfect registry, or add on selections from any other e-commerce store.

The experience is easy for guests, as well, who can shop directly through Zola rather than being routed to a third-party website for checkout. They can even put in for pricier items designated as group gifts. 

Other Zola perks include a 20 percent discount off items left on your registry for six months after your wedding, wedding planning services, and a free wedding website builder where you can manage RSVPs, add your registry, and design. matching wedding invitations.

MyRegistry


MyRegistry Website Layout

MyRegistry

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Barcode scanner to easily add gifts you see in-person

  • Can sync with other registries

  • No fees for gift items purchased by guests

  • Versatile platform that makes shopping easy for gifts

Cons
  • 2.9% charge on cash gifts, plus $0.30 processing fee

  • Confusing redirects to third-party sites

  • Takes some effort to find return policies for third-party sellers

Overview

MyRegistry is a seamless aggregator for any gift you can dream up, with options to include even niche gifts from boutiques. If you're not into the aesthetic of a single brand or store, this is a fabulous option. Pick one-of-a-kind gifts from unique boutiques online with this universal registry, and add everything from home furnishings to experiences (think cooking classes or skydiving lessons), to your gift wish list. MyRegistry even partners with specialty retailers like REI.

Nothing is off limits for MyRegistry, including straight cash or donation links to a nonprofit you support with your time or funds.

Joy


Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Universal registry that works with any third-party site

  • No fees on cash gifts

  • Integrated with CashApp and Venmo

  • Integrated with Joy's other wedding planning and organization services

Cons
  • Relatively limited selection in its own store

  • Some users complain of limited functionality on the new company's site

Overview

Joy is a universal registry offering the standard suite of gifts, cash, experiences, and charity wedding registries, but with one important perk: no fees for cash registries. Joy is integrated with peer-to-peer payment platforms like Venmo and CashApp, meaning you and your guests can skip the credit card fees. Or, if you’re opting for a traditional registry, the Joy shop offers go-to picks like KitchenAid stand mixers, Airbnb gift cards, and Dyson vacuums—even add an item from any e-commerce site.

Pottery Barn


Pottery Barn Wedding Registry

Pottery Barn

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Offers free design advice

  • Monogramming services

  • 10% completion discount

Cons
  • Only sells housewares

  • No option to add items from third-party stores

Overview

One of the many benefits of a Pottery Barn registry is access to free advice from their design crew, so you can not only lay out your dream bedroom but also add all the necessary items to your registry. It’s the ideal retailer for couples who are cohabitating for the very first time—or those who have yet to shop for furniture because they were busy wedding planning. Pottery Barn can also add your new moniker to just about anything if you're a fan of customized, monogrammed housewares.

Registering with Pottery Barn will give you a 10 percent completion discount in the six months following the wedding and free shipping on eligible items.

Anthropologie


Anthropologie Wedding Registry

Anthropologie

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • More unique home goods than most sellers

  • 15% completion discount

  • Registry updates "in minutes" after an item is purchased

Cons
  • Some users complained of issues finding out who sent gifts and customer service problems

  • Some items may be back-ordered

Overview

With global-inspired textiles, unexpected patterns, and quirky flair, Anthropologie is the perfect registry destination for those with boho-chic tastes. Search the brand’s collection of dining and kitchen goods, home décor, furniture, and candles for the perfect accent pieces for the home to add to your wedding registry. The e-commerce site makes it easy to shop by categories like glassware, bedding, and even baby essentials, and you’ll get a 15 percent completion discount to use within 90 days.

Amazon


Amazon Wedding Registry
Amazon.
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Huge selection of items

  • 20% completion discount

  • Easy shipping and returns

  • Conveniently tracks who purchased which gifts

Cons
  • 180-day return policy

  • Doesn't integrate with other e-commerce sites

  • No brick-and-mortar store

Overview

From towels and bedding to electronics and homewares, Amazon's vast e-commerce offerings allow you to register for just about anything you could imagine, from Keurig coffee makers to Weber grills to an Amazon Echo. Search by popular items, home goods, and celebrity and influencer registries to get inspiration for your own. You’ll get a 20 percent completion discount, plus free two-day shipping on eligible items and returns for up to 180 days.

Target


Target Wedding Registry

Target

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Good selection of home goods, small appliances, electronics and more

  • One year return policy

  • Guests can buy or contribute to experiences through Honeyfund partnership

  • In-store shopping at nearly 2,000 U.S. stores

Cons
  • Smaller selection than Amazon

  • No expert advisors

  • Cannot include gifts from other stores

Overview

If you are one of the many fans of Target’s "expect more, pay less" credo, you should certainly consider the retailer for your registry. Target guides you through the registry creation process, with options to denote group gifts, add items from other stores, and track thank-you notes. You'll also get a 15 percent completion discount to use in-store and online and free two-day shipping.

Target really wins for big-box stores with its partnership with Honeyfund, which allows guests to contribute cash or gift cards from Uber, Delta, Disney, Hotels.com, and more.

Bloomingdale's


Bloomingdale's Wedding Registry

Bloomingdale's

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Premium brands

  • 20% off of wedding attire

  • Access to registry consultants, private events and travel partner

  • One year return policy

  • 20% completion discount

Cons
  • No cash gifts

  • Limited number of locations for in-store shopping or returns

  • relatively expensive

Overview

At Bloomingdale’s, your honeymoon, wedding attire, and home goods are all just a scan away. With featured brands like All-Clad, Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, Ralph Lauren, Michael Aram, and Wedgwood, you can select houseware, furniture, and décor that are both functional and stylish. However, the real perks of a registry at this heritage department store are all the added benefits, which include a 20 percent discount off dresses, lingerie, and suiting for your wedding attire; honeymoon planning with the Travel Siblings; meetings with a personal consultant; invite-only events like spa days and cooking demos; bonus gifts from partner brands, and a 20 percent discount for six months.

Honeyfund


Honeyfund Wedding Registry

Honeyfund

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • No fees for guests

  • Gift amounts can be applied to travel plans or other Honeyfund partners

  • Option for cash deposited to your bank account

  • Discounts available with partner brands

Cons
  • No option to make traditional gift wish list

  • Honeyfund takes a 3.5% + $0.59 fee from couples who receive cash gifts to their bank accounts

  • Some guests may be put off by cash gifting

Overview

Skip the list-making and fees and make it easy for guests to contribute to your honeymoon plans, a down payment, or other cash savings goals with Honeyfund. Use the platform to share details about your honeymoon so guests can allot their contributions toward airfare, activities, and tours, or drop in gift cards to popular hospitality brands. 

For other cash goals, guests can easily send money electronically that will be automatically deposited in your bank account, thanks to the company’s partnership with Paypal and Stripe. Check out Honeyfund’s partner deals, where you can get a serious discount for booking a post-wedding trip with Sandals, Waldorf Astoria, Fairmont, Expedia, Princess Cruises, and dozens more.

Crate & Barrel


Crate & Barrel Wedding Registry

Crate & Barrel

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • 15% completion discount

  • Access to design consultants

  • Broad selection of furnishings and housewares

  • Easy group gifting

Cons
  • Relatively expensive

  • No gifting cash or experiences

  • Only 90 days to return non-furniture items and further restrictions on furniture

Overview

Crate & Barrel is a popular registry for a reason. The brand’s affordable housewares, sleek furniture, and entertaining essentials are easy to add to your registry with just one click—the service is hard to beat.

The barware, bakeware, and bedding bundles make creating the registry as easy as shopping from it. You can even browse real couples’ registries, finding inspiration from other duos like yours. The registry service has many traditional perks, like a 15 percent newlywed discount and on-demand consultants available via online chat.

Neiman Marcus


Neiman Marcus Wedding Registry

Neiman Marcus

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Access to personal shoppers and planning assistance

  • 10% completion discount

  • 10% off Neiman Marcus catering services

Cons
  • Smaller completion discount than some competitors

  • Expensive

  • 30-day return policy

Overview

If you're looking for top-of-the-line dinnerware, fine linens, and beautiful table accessories, head to the Neiman Marcus wedding registry department. We're not only fans of the Dallas-based retailer's product offerings but also its additional nuptial services. Registrants can access bridal gown personal shoppers, travel assistants for destination wedding and honeymoon bookings, and receive 10 percent off Neiman Marcus catering services. The registry includes free shipping and returns, complimentary gift wrapping, online tracking for thank-you notes, and a 10 percent registry completion discount.

Macy’s


Macy's Wedding Registry Happy Couple Toasting

Macy's

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Extensive catalogue of items

  • 25% off wedding-related clothes and accessories

  • Concierge services to help with your registry

  • 10-20% completion discount

Cons
  • Only 90 days after your wedding to return items

  • Some customers complained of logistics issues

Overview

Offering a huge selection of brands, products, and styles, Macy’s lets you cross nearly everything off your list, from a toaster oven to a new bedroom set. With a Macy’s registry, you’ll receive up to 25 percent off wedding-related fashions, jewelry, and watches, plus additional discounts on popular big-ticket registry categories like appliances, mattresses, and furniture. As a perk for busy couples, Macy’s drops all the discounts into your online "wallet" when you register, logging Reward Dollars even for items purchased by your guests. Plus, you’ll get a newlywed bonus of 10 to 20 percent off the remaining registry items.

Walmart


Walmart Wedding Registry

Walmart

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Broad selection of affordable gifts

  • In-app barcode scanner to add items while you shop in-store

  • More than 4,500 locations

Cons
  • Few specialty or unique items

  • No cash or experience gifts (aside from gift cards to Walmart)

  • On 90 days to return items

Overview

With more than 4,500 brick-and-mortar stores, complimentary in-store pickup, free next-day delivery, and an easy-to-use mobile app, a Walmart registry is the epitome of convenience. The superstore stocks housewares from beloved brands, including The Home Edit, Beautiful by Drew Barrymore, and Queer Eye, and offers “love it” lists from celebrities like country music star Miranda Lambert. Use your smartphone and the Walmart app to add items while in-store. As a thank you, Walmart will provide you with printed registry cards to add to your invitation suite.

Slowdance


Slowdance Wedding Registry

Slowdance

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Unique and designer vintage goods

  • Wedding and registry guidance from curators

  • 20% completion discount for six months

  • Price matching

Cons
  • Expensive

  • Not a good option for stocking up on household basics

  • Strict return policy

Overview

If you already live with your soon-to-be spouse and have the home basics covered, consider Slowdance's expertly curated registry for things like fine china and décor. Created by event planner Jung Lee, who puts together epic weddings around the world and owns a home décor shop in New York City, Slowdance focuses on beautiful heirlooms like Hermès china, hand-blown Italian glass goblets, Baccarat crystal barware, and tons of home décor from her portfolio of independent designers, rather than everyday items. Knowing where to start can be overwhelming—thankfully, her team of curators (not salespeople) guides you on incorporating these special items into your home.

The service includes a 20 percent registry completion discount within six months, price matching, and even free wedding planning advice from Lee's event company, Fête. 

Geary’s Beverly Hills


Gearys Beverly Hills Wedding Registry

Gearys

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Luxury good from china to gold chains

  • Personal guidance from expert consultants

  • Option to change your mind about items you registered for

  • "Gift Letter" process may be confusing

  • No cash refunds

  • Expensive for a somewhat limited selection

Overview

This luxury retailer in central Beverly Hills has long been a destination for shopping heritage home goods from brands like Christofle, Lalique, Bernardaud, Baccarat, Georg Jenson, and L’Objet. Insiders know its registry is equally one of a kind. Registrants gain access to Geary’s massive catalog of high-end crystal, china, décor, and even watches and jewelry, with guidance from personal consultants.

The gift acceptance service sets Geary’s further apart: All purchased “gifts” are deposited as funds into your Geary’s account, so you can coordinate shipping of the item when it fits your schedule. It also makes it convenient to swap for other items at the store if you change your mind. The store credit never expires, so you don't have to rush to decide which china pattern best fits your lifestyle.

Williams-Sonoma


Williams Sonoma Wedding Registry

Williams Sonoma

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Exclusive personal shopping experience

  • Go-to source for cookware and entertaining supplies

  • Can link "One Registry" with pottery barn and other sister brands

  • Free gifts with registry and some gift purchases

Cons
  • Doesn't carry furniture or other housewares

  • Personal shopping experience may not be feasible in some locations

  • Only 90 days to return gifts

Overview

Ready for a VIP shopping experience? Williams-Sonoma will give you the store to yourself so you can curate a registry with professional-grade cookware and entertaining essentials—all with guidance from their in-house experts. For devoted foodies, it’s an obvious registry pick. Use the helpful app to keep your registry organized, and watch out for bonus gifts from partner brands and complimentary cooking demos at nearby stores. Plus, you’ll get a post-wedding discount of 10 percent off purchases for six months after the big day.

RH


Restoration Hardware Wedding Registry

Restoration Hardware

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Extensive selection of furnishings and dĂ©cor

  • Guests can purchase gift cards to be used toward items of your choosing

  • No expiration on your registry for you; two years of access for guests

Cons
  • Strict 30-day return policy

  • Sparse website with no concierge service

  • Relatively expensive

Overview

If your main registry goal is to outfit your home with everything from cozy couches to wall sconces, check out RH. Registries at the contemporary home furnishings company allow you to add items from the main RH collection, RH Modern, and RH Baby for a range of styles: Think faux-fur throws, dining room chandeliers, bar carts, outdoor loungers, original artworks, wool rugs, drapery, Italian bedding, and even robes and slippers.

CB2


Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Personalized design-appointments

  • AR-assisted design previews

  • Registry remains active for 18 months

  • Free gift wrapping with personalized message

Cons
  • No specified completion discount

  • Limited to CB2's housewares

  • Relatively expensive

Overview

Whether you want a modern teapot, low-slung sofa, or Insta-worthy coupe glasses, check out CB2’s wedding registry. Popular with those with modern tastes and smaller spaces, CB2 offers its chic flatware and kitchen goods, fantastical décor, and collaborations with Lenny Kravitz, Fred Segal, and Goop to newlyweds. Registrants have access to services like in-home design appointments with a pro and an AR-enabled mobile app to help them imagine how their more than 1,000 products will look in their own home.

Snowe


Snowe Wedding Registry

Snowe

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • 15% completion discount

  • 15% anniversary discount

  • Guests get a $20 discount on their own items with gift purchase

Cons
  • Relatively limited selection

  • Only 60 days for returns

Overview

A brand determined to provide timeless, luxurious pieces without the premium price tag, Snowe is the perfect registry destination for gifting refreshingly simple houseware designs made for living. Registrants can access the brand's catalog of home essentials, one-on-one consultations with their in-house professionals, a thank-you note manager to streamline the gratitude process, and a 15 percent completion discount on anything that remains on your list post-wedding. Not to mention, Snowe provides guests with a $20 discount on an off-registry personal purchase and the newlyweds with an additional 15 percent discount to commemorate their first anniversary.

Over the Moon


Over The Moon Wedding Registry

Over The Moon

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Carries both housewares and fashion

  • Offers options for cash gifts or contributions to honeymoon funds and experiences

  • Store credit if you change your mind about a gift

Cons
  • No completion discount

  • Only 15 days to make returns, with approval

Overview

Over The Moon offers a fabulous curation of elevated cottagecore designs and preppy-chic heirlooms, positioning its registry services towards couples wanting to "create a life well lived." From elegant houseware and monogram options to fashion and jewelry pieces that transition from bridal to beyond, the website provides a collection of hand-selected products from favorite brands and emerging artisans and the option to add gifts from other stores into one master registry. Cash gifts, honeymoon or experience funds, and charitable donations are also available.

Over The Moon helps you check off all the boxes, including a gift list and thank-you note manager, gift return conversion to store credit, and delivery options that keep all items in storage until you're ready to receive them.

Food 52


Food52 Wedding Registry

Food52

Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Massive selection of kitchen and pantry goods

  • 10% completion discount on any Food52 products for six months after wedding

  • Easy gift-tracking

Cons
  • No completion discount (aside from 10% off offer)

  • Only 30 days for returns with $9 fee

Overview

If food is your love language, consider Food52 for your registry. The service includes access to their chef-approved staples, from kitchen and dining essentials (and luxuries) to the coolest pantry items you could imagine. Beyond curating a personal must-have list, registrants receive a 10 percent discount for up to six months post-wedding day.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What should you not put on a wedding registry?

    Items on your wedding registry should be for you and your spouse to kickstart your new life together, so be sure not to include anything like clothing, beauty products, items related to intimacy, or anything else that is clearly for one person or too personal, if you know what we mean. Be sure to leave out anything with an outrageous price tag, too, as not all guests have the same gifting budgets.

  • How long before your wedding should you make a registry?

    Create your registry at least six months before the big day or before your first wedding-related event (like your bridal shower). If you're creating a wedding website, it's wise to include a link to your registry to make gifting easy for guests, so make sure you complete your list by the time your site goes live.

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Stephanie Cain is a journalist and content strategist with 14 years of experience as a magazine editor, digital producer, content marketer, and public speaker. She focuses on weddings, wine, food, and travel. Madison Barber is a commerce writer at Brides with over two years of experience writing shopping roundups across numerous categories, including weddings, lifestyle, fashion, and beauty. She updated this article in 2024.

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