A Wedding Wishlist That Isn't Locked to One Store

Traditional registries tie your wedding wishes to a single retailer's catalog. A Wishlistme wedding list doesn't: add exactly what you two actually want, from wherever it's sold, and give every guest one link.

Your registry, any store

The dinnerware from one shop, the luggage from another, the small-brand ceramics you actually love — paste the links and they become one coherent wedding list with photos and prices.

Guests coordinate without you

Guests reserve gifts on the list; other guests see what's taken. You and your partner see none of it — every gift at the reception is still a surprise.

Big wishes, funded together

For the expensive items, group gifting lets several guests — or a whole table — contribute toward one gift instead of guessing at your taste individually.

Every guest can use it

From college friends to great-aunts: the list opens in any browser, in the guest's own language (13 available), with no account and nothing to install.

Also perfect for the events around the wedding

Engagement party, bridal shower, housewarming after the move — each gets its own list with its own link and privacy setting.

Common questions

Is this a real wedding registry?

It's a universal wishlist that works like a registry: you list the gifts, guests reserve or contribute, duplicates are prevented. The difference is it isn't limited to one store's catalog — and it's free.

Can guests contribute money toward one big gift?

Guests can join a group gift and contribute toward a specific wish on your list. The collection stays hidden from you until the end.