Where to Register: The 44 Best Wedding Registry Sites & Stores

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Shopping for your dress is one thing, but shopping for your wedding registry might actually be even more fun. It’s all about designing your future home and experiences with your soon-to-be spouse. Whether you’re looking to furnish your apartment, stock up on cash for a down payment on a new home, or book adventures on your honeymoon, today’s registries offer something for everyone.

After all, your registry, like your wedding, should reflect who you are as a couple. That’s why we’ve created the ultimate registry list and divided it by category. Below you’ll find everything from traditional registries at heritage retailers to online cash funds and even charitable collections, where your guests can support nonprofits with causes close to your heart.

Here, the best wedding registry sites and stores.

Zola.com

Want a site that handles gifts, cash, honeymoons, charities, and even pet gear? Zola is your best bet. Add items and experiences from the massive Zola store or from any online shop to create your perfect registry. The guest experience is a dream too—guests shop directly through Zola rather than being routed to a third-party website for checkout and even put in for pricier items designated as group gifts. Couples can also score 20% off the items on their registries for six months after their weddings. Besides being able to register for pretty much anything, Zola also offers wedding planning services. Host your wedding website on Zola (for free!), where you can manage RSVPs, add your registry, and design your own matching wedding invitations.

MyRegistry

Not into the aesthetic of a single brand or store? That’s where MyRegistry comes in. If you prefer to pick one-of-a-kind gifts from unique boutiques online, you can do just that with this universal registry. Use the site to add everything from home furnishings at sites that don’t have their own registry services to experiences, like cooking classes and skydiving lessons, to your gift wish list. Literally nothing is off limits! Plus, you can add a donation link to a nonprofit you support with your time or funds, allowing guests to give in your honor.

Blueprint Registry

For the couple looking for one seriously all-inclusive registry, there’s Blueprint. This online registry lets you add products to one list from big-box retailers or from your favorite local store. You can search for and add gifts by room, create group gifting opens for expensive items like furniture, or include cash-based gifts for your honeymoon, date nights, or a favorite charity. Blueprint also helps you out with the inevitable undertaking of thank you cards: two weeks after your wedding, Blueprint Registry will send you a master list of each gift you received, who it was from, and a return guide.

Amazon.com

From towels and bedding to electronics like the Amazon Echo, this massive e-commerce site allows you to register for just about anything you could imagine for your home. Instant Pot? Of course. Fitness equipment? Yep. Amazon Prime TV shows? You got it. Search by popular items, home goods, and celebrity registries (up now: Jennifer Lawrence) to inspire items for your won. You’ll get a 20 percent off completion discount, plus free two-day shipping on eligible items and returns up to 180 days.

Target

It's no secret that this retail giant has become hugely popular, and if you are one of the many fans of their "designer goods for less" credo, you should certainly stop by Target to register. You'll also get a 15 percent completion discount to use in-store and online for those last few gifts on your list. Target also offers a "group gifting" feature that allows a group of people to go all-in on a bigger gift for the couple. If cash and experiences are your thing, Target has partnered with Honeyfund, Uber, Princess Cruises, and more, so you can get bedding, bath, and a vacation.

Bed Bath and Beyond

When it comes to one-stop shopping convenience, few retailers can beat Bed, Bath & Beyond. It's the perfect place to scan all of your essentials, like housewares, linens, appliances, and even China. Since they offer tons of different brands, you can select your must-have's at a range of different price points. There is a 20 percent completion discount and a price matching guarantee.

Macy's

With a huge selection of brands, products, and styles, Macy’s allows you to cross nearly everything off your list, from a stand mixer to a new bedroom set. Already a fan of Macy’s deals? As a perk for busy wedding-planning couples, Macy’s will drop all your discounts into your online "wallet" when you register. Any coupons will automatically pop up. But that’s not all. With every purchase, you’ll log Star Rewards. You’ll get a newlywed bonus of 10 to 20 percent off remaining registry items, bonus gifts on select items, and access to exclusive registry events.

Bloomingdale's

With featured brands like All-Clad, Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, Ralph Lauren, Michael Aram, and Wedgwood, you can select houseware, furniture, and decor that are both functional and stylish when you register at Bloomingdale's. From fine china to kitchen essentials and bedding, Bloomingdale's offers a huge selection of goods—it is a major department store after all. Aside from having a slew of gorgeous items only a laser gun scan away, you’ll have access to several perks, including personal shopping consultants, a 10 percent completion discount, and even a special shopping day where you’ll get 20 percent off everything left on your registry.

Crate & Barrel

If you’ve attended a wedding lately, you’ve likely purchased something from the couple’s Crate & Barrel registry. It’s one of the most popular registries for many reasons, not least of which is the brand’s housewares, sleek furniture, and entertaining essentials—all at an affordable price. You can add items both in-store and online, and guests can access your registry in both locations as well. As a thank-you for signing up, the retailer will give you a set of their best-selling stemless wine glasses and at 15 percent completion discount. Plus, there’s a handy Wedding and Gift Registry app, so you can update your collection from anywhere—a huge help when you’re running from vendor meeting to vendor meeting.

CB2

Whether you want a modern teapot or a comfortable low-slung sofa, check out CB2’s wedding registry. Popular among apartment dwellers and those who appreciate modern design, the brand—which is significantly different than Crate & Barrel—offers its chic flatware and kitchen goods, fantastical decor, and collaborations with creatives like Lenny Kravitz and Matthew Williamson to newlyweds.

Pottery Barn

To get a stylish, relaxed vibe throughout your home, may we suggest a Pottery Barn registry? With design service to help you find the perfect pieces for every room in your house, it's the ideal retailer for couples who are cohabiting for the very first time. If you're a fan of customized, monogrammed housewares, Pottery Barn can add your new moniker to just about anything. You'll get a 10 percent completion discount in the six months following your wedding and a digital gift tracker for keeping tabs on your thank you notes.

The Container Store

It’s super fun to register for all the pretty decor and kitchen goods, but every home needs serious organization, especially when you are combining two separate lives into one. That’s where a registry with The Container Store comes into play. Their product solution and expert advice make creating one cohesive and happy household a breeze. With group gifting and 10 percent off when you complete your registry, there's no limit on how systemized you can make your first home.

Snowe

This design shop makes luxury attainable, with elevated basics in a chic color palette of white, grey and slate blue. Find bedding, linens, tableware, dinnerware, candles, elegant bathroom essentials, and more. They offer one-on-one consultations, so you'll have help navigating what you need—and want—for your home. Snowe also provides a thank you management program and offers a 15 percent completion discount. Plus, come back to shop “after you defrost your cake top” for a first anniversary special: 15 percent anything you still need for your home.

Dillard's

Dillard's has plenty of incentives for registering with specific brands, including Le Creuset, Michael Aram, Nespresso, and Travelpro. For example, if you register for and receive $800 worth of All-Clad, Dillard's throws in a 9-inch French skillet engraved with your monogram and wedding date, and other items, like KitchenAid, come with a Dilliard’s gift card. Check out all of the completion incentives listed on their site. Plus, after your wedding, Dillard's offers a generous 20 percent completion discount.

Ethan Allen

Not only is Ethan Allen a leader in home furnishings, but this store is also a leader in wedding registries. Ethan Allen offers couples a complimentary sit-down meeting with their design pros so they can get insider tips on how to design the home of their dreams—and register to make it a reality. Wedding registrants also get free announcement cards and a 15 percent completion discount for six months.

IKEA

Scandinavian design your thing? IKEA is the answer. Once considered a brand for “college living,” the Swedish retailer has proven they are just as perfect for “adulting.” Whether you're setting up your home for the first time or revamping the place you've already started together, IKEA has everything you'd ever want: cooking essentials, bed and bath basics, trendy accent furniture, organizational necessities, colorful art, comfortable mattresses, and even plants. IKEA also has a wedding registry app you can use straight from your phone, plus a wedding registry inspiration guide to get you on the right path.

Anthropologie

With global-inspired textiles, unexpected patterns, and quirky flair, Anthropologie has quickly become a destination for the boho-chic. Search the brand’s collection of dining and kitchen goods, home decor, furniture, and candles for the perfect accent pieces for your home. 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 that’s good for 90 days.

Restoration Hardware

If you already live together and have every single basic you could ever need, you still need to create a wedding registry for guests that prefer not to give monetarily. Enter Restoration Hardware. Cool decorative items with European-inspired style are plentiful here, and for items you loved but didn't receive, you have up to one year after your event to purchase them with a 10 percent completion discount.

Wayfair

On top of their large selection of name brand kitchenware, furniture, and home décor, Wayfair offers curated collections that make it easy for couples to sort through the products—there is a lot!—to choose what suits their style. Wayfair is also one of the wedding registries that offers group gifting and offers a 10 percent completion discount after the "I do's" are done.

Jonathan Adler

A registry at Jonathan Adler is not about bathroom basics; it’s focused on “glamorous finery.” From kitschy ceramics and colorful textiles to bold lighting fixtures, Jonathan Adler's goods certainly add spunk to any room. Register for big-ticket items, like chandeliers, sofas, or bar carts, as well as eye-catching decor like Vices canisters and cocktail table acrylic game boards. If you’re not sure what you need—or want—download Jonathan’s list of registry musts or check out the brand’s wedding Pinterest board.

Neiman Marcus

If you're looking for top-of-the-line dinnerware, fine linens, and beautiful table accessories, head to the Neiman Marcus wedding registry department. The Dallas-based retailer knows a thing or two about weddings, and they are happy to share nuptial services outside of gifts with you too; registrants have access to bridal gown personal shoppers, travel assistants for honeymoon booking, and 10 percent off Neiman Marcus catering services. There are free shipping and returns, complimentary gift wrapping, online tracking, and a 10 percent registry completion too.

West Elm

A West Elm registry is practically a must-have for couples looking to fill their first home, thanks to their modern mid-century aesthetic and commitment to responsible retail. Take advantage of their free home stylists that can help you register for the pieces that will upgrade your space. Plus, you can rest easy knowing the brand sources from sustainable forests and organic farms, as well as focuses on handmade, Fair Trade goods. You’ll get 10% off every item left on your registry for six months following your wedding day, and you can include items from their partner brands like Williams Sonoma and Pottery Barn all in one registry.

Sue Fisher King

Sue Fisher King is a carefully curated treasure trove of whimsical home furnishings bursting with color and personality. Build your registry with quirky tchotchkes and exquisite sheets.

Walmart

From bedding to e-books, Walmart is full of all the things you need to make a house and home at affordable prices. Use your smartphone (and the Walmart app) to scan items in-store, like goods from brands including Drew Barrymore Flower Home, KitchenAid, and Martha Stewart, As a thank you, Walmart will provide you with printed registry cards to add to your invitation suite.

Honeyfund

Founded by a couple looking for help making their dream honeymoon a reality, Honeyfund is the perfect way for guests to donate to your post-wedding vacation. Guests can donate to your total travel costs or for individual experiences, like dinners out or massages. They can even give toward your airfare, which comes in handy for far-flung destinations like Africa and the South Pacific. Check out Honeyfund’s partner deals too, where you can get a serious discount for booking with brands like Marriott.

Wanderable

Enabling you to create a visually captivating and personal honeymoon registry website, Wanderable personalizes the process of registering for honeymoon contributions. With space for photographs, a storytelling feature, and a specific itemized wish list, Wanderable also allows you to receive your gifts as you wish, whether it be through gift cards (no fees!), a check, or direct deposit. Other perks? This service also offers a free and convenient iPhone app and is especially suited for couples who have not yet settled on a destination— it's easy to experience wanderlust as you use their discovery features.

Traveler's Joy

Whether your honeymoon dream is to backpack through Europe, stay in a beach house in Malibu, or go glamping in Canada, Traveler's Joy will help you set up your honeymoon fund page. The site is easy to use, and all gift redemptions are free for the couple. Contributors can give a gift with cash or check for free.

REI

Outdoorsy and adventurous couples will be thrilled to know that REI has a wedding registry where they can gather all the camping, hiking, climbing, cycling, paddling, running, and yoga gear you’ve had an eye on. Plus, add REI Adventures—outdoor excursions and honeymoon add-ons—to your wish list. REI has partnered with MyRegistry, so your REI items will show up on your universal registry, but you’ll still have access to a 10 percent completion discount on REI.com after your big day.

Etsy

Since you may find yourself crafting like crazy pre-wedding, one way to help you get some money back is by using the Etsy wedding registry. Not only can you pick out cute gifts and decorations, but you can also help support small businesses and artists all over the world.

Best Buy

An electronics retailer might not feel like a natural registry pick, but for anyone looking to outfit their living room with surround sound or install an at-home movie theater, you may want to look at Best Buy. Create a shareable list with up to 200 items that you can send to friends and family. Looking for inspo? Check out the brand’s wedding gift ideas, with items like Sonos speakers, Roomba cleaning system, and Cuisinart toaster oven.

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Heath Ceramics

Since 1948, this dreamy shop has offered modern, high-quality tableware and home accessories that will last a lifetime. We're big fans of their dinnerware sets, which come in an array of colors to match the vibe of your kitchen. And thanks to the store's flexible registry, you have a choice between a conventional registry, where physical gifts are sent as soon as they are purchased, or a virtual registry. With the latter, you gain credits to shop as you like on the store, making it easy to change your mind mid-engagement or post-wedding.

Frontgate

Personalization is one of the elements that make Frontgate stand out from other retailers when it comes to wedding registries. Like many of the other stores on this list, Frontgate offers furniture and home essentials any new couple would love to pick and choose from, but on top of that, Frontgate offers engraving on many of their items. (And if you're getting a new last name, you probably are going to want to show it off!) From monogrammed serving trays to welcome mats, the personalization options are endless. Frontgate also offers private in-store registry appointments where you can get all your questions answered.

ACME Wines

If you consider yourselves serious oenophiles, then ACME wines in Napa Valley is exactly what you need for your registry. In addition to building your kitchen and linen collection, why not put together your wine cellar? The revered boutique wine shop, which sells some of the rarest, most exclusive, and cult small production wines from California and beyond, can work with you one on one to create a wine registry. Guests can buy you bottles of wine curated from a list based on your likes and desires so you can start your marriage off right: with lots and lots of beautiful wine to toast your new life together.

Domino's

Attention pizza lovers: you can now register for Domino's pizza. According to the pizza chain, they are providing "the first registry for couples who prefer delicious melty cheese to crystal gravy boats." Whether you want to give your guests a laugh or want to stock up on pizza credits for Netflix nights, add Domino’s gift cards in increments up to $100 to your wedding registry.

UGallery

Art aficionados, take note: You can start up (or add to) your art collection when you register with UGallery. Guests can browse your desired artwork and select a piece of artwork, purchase an individual gift card, or chip in with friends on a group gift. All purchases come with free shipping and returns (up to 30 days), and the artwork will be delivered straight to the registrant's doorstep. White walls be gone!

Williams Sonoma

For devoted foodies and big entertainers, Williams Sonoma should be an obvious registry pick. With tons of professional-grade cookware and entertaining essentials, you can pick out nearly everything you'll need. Hello, espresso machine. You'll get bonus gifts when guests purchase certain products off your registry, a post-wedding discount of 10 percent off purchases for six months, and private appointments with a registry specialists for help designing your dream kitchen arsenal.

Kate Spade New York

In addition to gorgeous handbags and statement jewelry, Kate Spade has a selection of stylish home décor like ceramic vases, acrylic trays, sterling silver picture frames, and Lenox china as part of the brand’s wedding registry. The items make great gifts for a bridal shower, since many have a feminine touch, and Kate Spade New York offers complimentary gift wrapping, making it even easier for the shopping guests.

Slowdance

Event planner Jung Lee throws epic weddings around the world and owns a home decor shop in New York City, so taking her registry advice is probably a good idea. Her registry, called Slowdance, offers a new approach to the classic registry. Instead of focusing on everyday items, Slowdance is all about beautiful heirlooms. Stock your registry with Hermes china, hand-blown Italian glass goblets, Baccarat crystal barware, and tons of home decor from independent designers Jung sources from around the world. Where to start can be overwhelming, which is why her team of designers—not salespeople—will guide you on how to incorporate what into your home.

March

This airy store is made for couples with a minimalistic style, discerning taste, and a deep love for cooking and entertaining. Find all the things you need to create your dream kitchen space—from stunning copper tea kettles and Italian ceramic serving bowls to cool fringed napkins and plush suede oven mitts.

Sur La Table

If you're passionate about cooking, Sur La Table’s 9,000 products is your heaven. Check out their foodie-focused registry that includes exclusive products made just for the retailer. A culinary-minded concierge will personally walk you through the registry creation process, helping you select all the items you need for your soon-to-be-perfectly-stocked kitchen. While you’re at it, check out the brand’s in-store cooking classes where you’ll learn how to do everything from poach an egg to make peppermint macarons; they are the best pre-wedding date night! Sur La Table offers a 10 percent completion discount.

Food52

Food52 makes it easy to navigate their 5,000 home products. Search the (obviously) food-centric e-commerce site by best basics, table toppers, or exclusives, and build your ultimate wedding registry. While the site is largely geared toward the culinary world, Food52 does stock gorgeous home goods like stonewashed linens and cotton towels that have a decidedly farmhouse-inspired aesthetic. Plus, get 10 percent off purchases as part of the registry program.

Hudson Grace

Hudson Grace is a destination for stylish décor that's simple, stunning, and beautifully constructed. If you're after that chic-yet-relaxed coastal California lifestyle look, then this is the store for you. You and your fiancé will be enamored by the selection of lush linens, refined tabletop items, romantic candles, and elegant entertaining accessories.

JustGiving.org

For those that feel like they have it all or don’t want anything at all, you may want to consider using a registry where your wedding guests can donate to the non-profit of your choice. Consider a charitable registry on JustGiving.org, which allows you to create a registry where guests can give to a foundation of your choice in your honor.

The Little Market

Brought to you by Lauren Conrad, The Little Market is a nonprofit offering housewares and decor, all of which are ethically sourced, artisan-made and fair trade. Gift givers will appreciate knowing the profits from their gifts will go to The Little Market's artisan partners in disadvantaged or impoverished communities throughout 20 countries around the world.