Registry Advice

Wine glasses or cash funds? Let the stars decide.

Spoiler alert: gifts are better than ever.

We know your head is already spinning—you can stop your research here.

Creating the registry is fun, but which gifts will stand the test of time?

See exactly what real couples are adding to their registries.

Some states are *very* into their wine glasses.

Simply the best (registry picks).

There are multiple ways your wedding can support a good cause.

Trust us, they'll thank you.

Plus, shop their top vacuum picks.

Looking for the best electric grill? Read The Knot's reviews and find the best electric grill you can buy now.

Chosen by the pros at The Knot for our 2019 Registry Awards.

The best coffee makers to add to your wedding registry, chosen by the pros at The Knot for our 2019 Registry Awards.

Looking for the best cast iron skillet for your newlywed kitchen? We reviewed seven of the best options out there (you're welcome).

Pass the waffles (and the syrup and the whipped cream)! Whip up some mouth-watering waffles with the best waffle makers on our list.

Plus, the best stores to snag these finds.

We talked to the experts to find out.

Because you can register for a margarita machine and limes if you want.

Lifetime supply of lemons? Check.

The one with their newlywed nest.

Because you don't have to feel bad about registering for what you want.

From smoke alarms to lingerie, these gifts were definitely, er, surprising.

From stand mixers to fine china, these are the wedding registry gifts you'll still reach for in 30 years.

Teapot? Check.

"We wanted our wedding to celebrate what we felt most grateful for: finding each other."

The best smart home products to add to your wedding registry, chosen by the pros at The Knot for our 2019 Registry Awards.

"As we're both more than a decade into our professional careers and in our thirties, we already had a lot of 'things' that are part of traditional registries. We wanted to have an option to give toward something meaningful for our future family instead."

"We wanted to grow our little family—and have someone to greet us at the door."

Want your guests to help you pay for your honeymoon? Read this first.