Inside Weddings shares the latest wedding registry and bridal gift trends, from wish lists curated by real couples, to registry tips and advice, wedding gift ideas, and more!
Learn more about the wedding-registry process at Bloomingdale's and Blueprint Registry. Get inspiration for your own wish list from this couple's chic black-and-white pieces, as well as some fun colorful items!
Whether you want to get a special engagement or bridal shower gift for a couple who has not yet set up their registry, or you don't like any of the items on their wedding wish list, take a look at these luxury gift ideas!
Gather expert advice on popular wedding registry essentials in the trend forecast for 2021 and read tips on the safest and easiest ways to create your dream registry during the pandemic.
Discover advice from these newlyweds on their online and in-store registry experiences a high-end Beverly Hills store and an extensive online retailer!
Interested to hear from a real couple regarding their registry experience? Get advice from the newlyweds on their online and in-store registry experiences at three retailers!
Marissa and Brandon were excited to further curate their home together with a wish list at Bed Bath & Beyond, Bloomingdale's, Crate and Barrel, and Gearys.
While you and your spouse-to-be are stuck at home during quarantine, spend some time working on your wedding registry – and read these must-have tips for your wish list from GEARYS Beverly Hills.
In the midst of wedding planning and preparing to register for your wish list? Read this advice from a recently married couple who decided to register in-store at both Bloomingdale's and Crate and Barrel.
We're sharing some of the top pieces chosen by Gearys, a high-end tabletop, giftware and fine jewelry store in Beverly Hills that is often chosen by Inside Weddings couples as a retailer for their wedding registry.
While you're preparing for Thanksgiving dinner this year, you'll likely discover that you'll need a few serving pieces that you can add to your wish list – especially if you're preparing to create your wedding registry.
Congratulations on your upcoming celebration! While you should never include gift registry information on your wedding invitation, your friends and family will want to know where you're registered and likely find the information on your wedding website. Get answers to your registry questions, below!
Congratulations, it's time to create a registry for your wedding day! Whether you're moving in together for the first time or you've been living together for years, a registry offers the opportunity to either replace older pieces and invest in more formal items or even larger appliances or start to fill your newlywed home from scratch.
Popular registry items often include formal dinnerware, flatware, stemware, and fine china, as well as more casual pieces for everyday use and backyard entertaining. Couples also register for bar glasses and accessories, wine glasses and decanters, home decor and table linens, table accessories and serving pieces, and so on. Modern couples are also adding unique items such as bedding, outdoor equipment, cleaning items like vacuums, and more. Most registries also include a gift card option, which many guests will opt for.
As with all wedding decisions, the choice of which registry to go with depends on your goals as a couple. In order to fulfill all of the items or experiences you want, we recommend having two to three wedding registries for guests to choose from.
We've found that couples often register at their favorite department store – Bloomingdale's, Macy's, Target, Neiman Marcus, etc. – as well as specialty kitchen and entertaining stores, like Crate and Barrel, Williams Sonoma, or Sur La Table. You can also register at high-end luxury retailers in your area – such as Gearys in Beverly Hills – as well as hardware stores.
For an online registry option, Blueprint Registry and Zola are popular as they allow couples to create a universal registry and add gifts from a number of different stores all in one place. These services also offer group gifting, free shipping specials and discount codes, unique ways to request cash gifts like vacation or home funds, and even honeymoon airfare, meals, or activities.
There are a number of ways to create a registry website while wedding planning. If you are having your guests shop at a particular store, there will also be an online component that you can continually update and add items to from your favorite brands. If you're having an online registry in addition to a traditional retailer registry, they'll have their own registry website for you and your guests to access.
If you're like most couples and are planning to have a wedding website that offers details about your celebration for guests to easily access, the registry information can absolutely live on that site. Most wedding website companies will allow you to display links to your various gift registries.
It is absolutely okay to not have a wedding registry! Many couples featured in Inside Weddings ask their friends and family to donate to their favorite charity in lieu of gifts, while other couples make a donation in their guests' honor. Keep in mind, though, even if you say no gifts, a lot of your friends and family members will still want to mark the occasion with a gift and either bring cash, gift cards, or a present of their choosing. Accept gifts with grace and of course send a thank-you note as soon as possible to make sure they know you received it and are grateful for their generous offering.
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