Guests already know about the gift registry — now cover the food, decorations, games, and supplies with a shared item list too.
Finger foods, cake, and drinks split across guests instead of one host cooking it all.
Balloons, banners, and centerpieces claimed across the group.
So games and small prizes are ready before guests arrive.
Set the date, location, and expected guest count.
List food, decorations, games, and supplies as claimable items.
Guests RSVP and see the full list alongside the gift registry.
Watch coverage climb before the big day.
Finger foods, cake, and mimosas or juice.
Balloons, banners, and centerpieces for the theme.
Shower games and small prizes for the winners.
Plates, napkins, and party favors for guests.
A backdrop, guest book, or camera for the memories.
Add an optional cash contribution alongside the gift registry.
No. This item registry covers the party itself — food, decorations, games, and supplies — separate from the gift registry the parents-to-be set up elsewhere.
Finger foods, a cake, and light drinks like mimosas or juice are easy to split across guests. List specific dishes on the registry so nothing overlaps.
Yes. Share your gift registry link in the event details while using the item registry for food, decor, and shower games.
A close friend or family member often hosts and covers the venue, while other guests split food, decorations, and games through the registry.