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One wedding registry, any shop, zero duplicate toasters.

A wedding registry is a list of gifts a couple would like, shared with guests so nobody doubles up. Wishfox makes one for free, from any shop instead of one store. Guests open your link and reserve without an account, and you two never see who's giving what.

Guests buy things you picked, and that's what couples value. In a 2011 study, people who recalled their wedding gifts appreciated gifts from their registry more than surprise gifts. The givers didn't expect that. You end up with a home full of things you chose, not three of the same blender.

Source: Gino and Flynn (2011), summarized by the BPS Research Digest

How to make a wedding registry

  1. Add gifts from any shop

    Paste a link from any online store and Wishfox fills in the name, picture, and price. Mix everyday things with a few bigger wishes.

  2. Share it with your guests

    Put the link on your wedding website, in the invitation, or send it by message. Guests don't need an account.

  3. Guests reserve quietly

    A reserved gift is marked as taken for everyone else. You and your partner never see who's giving what.

  • Friends reserve without an account
  • You never see who reserved what
  • No duplicate gifts

Everything you need to give better

One place for your wishes, your people, and the gifts you're giving.

Reserve a gift

Let others know you've got a gift covered. No duplicate presents, no awkward moments.

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Browser extension

Add wishes in one click from any page you're on.

Groups & Secret Santa

Everyone's wishlists in one place for the big day. Draw Secret Santa names too, friends join by link, no account needed.

Friends

Invite your friends and family, see what they're wishing for, and get a nudge before every birthday.

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Frequently asked questions

Create your registry, then send the link with your invitations, by message, or on your wedding website. Guests can open it and reserve gifts without creating an account.

When a guest reserves a gift, it's marked as taken for everyone else, so two people never turn up with the same present. You and your partner never see who reserved what, it stays a surprise.

Any online store you like. Paste a product link and Wishfox pulls in the name, image, and price, or use the browser extension to save things in one click while you browse.

Yes, free and ad-free, with no account required for guests to view or reserve. Building your wedding registry costs nothing.

Things you'll use in your home together, at a range of prices so every guest finds something. A good mix is a few small gifts, plenty of mid-range ones, and a couple of bigger wishes. Set a priority on the ones you want most.

Have it ready before the invitations go out. The Emily Post Institute, a US etiquette authority, suggests opening a registry 9 to 12 months before the wedding and mailing invitations six to eight weeks before it.

Source: Emily Post Institute, wedding planning series

Yes. Invite your partner from the Share menu and the list becomes a shared list you can both add to and manage.

Keep it short and friendly, for example “If you'd like to give us something, our wishlist is here,” followed by the link. Many couples put it on their wedding website instead and link to that.

Your perfect gift is one list away.

Share your wishes with the people who matter. No duplicate gifts, no guessing, just the joy of giving.

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