Wedding wishlist
A wedding wishlist that makes choosing easier for every guest
Guests should not have to guess what you need or whether someone else bought it. Add priorities, links and flexible options so your list stays personal and practical.
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Wedding wishlist
Home, travel and shared goals
A set of wine glasses
A contribution to the honeymoon
A pottery class for two
What belongs on a wedding wishlist
Home, travel and shared goals
A set of wine glasses
A contribution to the honeymoon
A pottery class for two
How to make a list people can actually use
01
Agree on priorities
Build the list together and remove anything that would not fit your life or home.
02
Offer flexible choices
Mix products, cards and a shared goal for one larger present.
03
Add a little context
Explain how an idea fits your next chapter; context makes a request feel warm.
Frequently asked questions
Can we ask for money towards a goal?
Yes. A honeymoon or first-home contribution gives guests a clear, tactful way to help.
Should we include prices?
A range of budgets is helpful. Exact prices are optional; a clear description matters more.
Sharing wishes gets easier when there is a helpful hint
Build your list together and give guests one beautiful place to find it.
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