Create a free Wedding registry - GiftsForMy
The universal registry that works with any store. Start with a curated checklist, add products from anywhere, and track purchases.
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Create your wishlist in under a minute. Add gifts from any store, share one link.
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Everything You Need for Your Wedding Registry
A modern registry that puts couples first—not retailers
Universal Registry
Add gifts from any online store. No more juggling multiple registries or limiting guests to one retailer.
Auto-Import Details
Use our Chrome extension or paste a URL—we automatically fetch the title, image, and price.
Purchase Tracking
Guests mark items as purchased in real-time. No more duplicate gifts or awkward returns.
Easy Sharing
Share via link, QR code, or social media. Guests can browse and buy without signing up.
Cash Gifts & Funds
Add honeymoon funds, house down payments, or any cash gift. Link to Venmo, PayPal, or any service.
Privacy Protected
Optional PIN protection for your registry. Control who can see your wishlist.
Loved by couples building their wedding registry
Real couples who mixed stores, skipped duplicate gifts, and shared one link with guests
“Family kept asking if we were registered at Target or Crate & Barrel. I sent one link and that was pretty much the end of the group chat.”
“Everyday plates from Target, serving bowls from a tiny shop in Berkeley. I did not want two registries. This was the obvious option.”
“I actually added stuff too, not just my fiancée. KitchenAid got marked purchased the next day so my uncle bought the sheets instead. Close call.”
“We listed a honeymoon fund next to a dutch oven. A few people chipped in, a few bought gifts. Nobody made it weird.”
“Dropped the link on our wedding website. Out-of-town guests just bought from stores they already use, which was the whole point.”
“Williams-Sonoma didn't have the coffee setup we wanted. Added it from another site in like a minute. Chrome extension is a little buried but it works.”
“Two aunts almost got us the same mixer. The second one saw it was taken and switched. That is the entire reason we did this.”
“Didn't want a registry that only worked at one store. This felt like our actual taste, not a catalog we were stuck with.”
“Family kept asking if we were registered at Target or Crate & Barrel. I sent one link and that was pretty much the end of the group chat.”
“Everyday plates from Target, serving bowls from a tiny shop in Berkeley. I did not want two registries. This was the obvious option.”
“I actually added stuff too, not just my fiancée. KitchenAid got marked purchased the next day so my uncle bought the sheets instead. Close call.”
“We listed a honeymoon fund next to a dutch oven. A few people chipped in, a few bought gifts. Nobody made it weird.”
“Dropped the link on our wedding website. Out-of-town guests just bought from stores they already use, which was the whole point.”
“Williams-Sonoma didn't have the coffee setup we wanted. Added it from another site in like a minute. Chrome extension is a little buried but it works.”
“Two aunts almost got us the same mixer. The second one saw it was taken and switched. That is the entire reason we did this.”
“Didn't want a registry that only worked at one store. This felt like our actual taste, not a catalog we were stuck with.”
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes! Start with our curated wedding registry checklist covering kitchen essentials, bedding, home décor, entertaining, and more. Check off what you want, skip what you don't, add products from any store, and share one link with all your guests.