How to add your gift registry

Wedding websiteAll-in-One plan

Most couples register in more than one place. The Registry Links section gathers every list (Amazon, Zola, Target, a honeymoon fund) as named buttons on your page, so guests find the right one without you ever having to put “gifts” on the invitation.

Plan: All-in-One plan · Where: Website editor → What is on your page → Registry Links

Before you start

  • You can build this section on any plan; it appears to guests once your event is on the All-in-One plan.
  • Open each registry in another tab and copy its public share link; the link guests would use, not your account page.

Steps

  1. Open the Website editor. In the sidebar, click Website (under “Your page”).

  2. Add the section. Click Add a section and choose Registry Links (“Share your wedding registry links with guests”); or click its card if it’s already listed.

    the Add a section picker with Registry Links highlighted
  3. Title the section. HEADER starts as “Registry”; the SUBHEADER is a good place for a warm line like “Your presence is the present; but if you insist…”.

  4. Add a registry. Under REGISTRIES, click ADD REGISTRY. The Registry Details panel opens.

    the REGISTRIES list with the ADD REGISTRY button highlighted
  5. Name it and paste the link. NAME is what guests see on the button; “Amazon”, “Zola”, “Honeymoon fund”; and LINK is the registry’s full address including https://.

    the Registry Details panel with NAME and LINK filled
  6. Repeat for each registry. One entry per store or fund. The arrows inside an entry reorder the list; put the registry you’d most like used first.

  7. Close the editor to save. The card’s status line counts your links.

What you should see

The preview shows one card per registry, each with a View Registry button that opens the store in a new tab. As you buy things off your own lists, no updates are needed here; the buttons always point at the live registries.

If something goes wrong

  • A registry button opens the wrong page. You pasted a search or account URL. Go to the registry’s own “share” option, copy the public link, and replace LINK.
  • The section is on but guests don’t see it; Registry Links display to guests on the All-in-One plan; see which sections come with which plan.