Within your settings you can change your wedding date, contact info, privacy settings, as well as enable group gifting for big-ticket items that cost $250. If you want to make it private (which I always recommend) you navigate to the settings ‘gear’ icon. On your homepage you’ll find your names, registry ID, and whether your registry is public or private. They also give you a choice to explore your registry homepage. As soon as your registry is created, a pop-up then appears saying you’re all set, and prompting you to start adding to your wedding registry from several of their collections: bedding, bath, kitchen and dining. Once you make your selection, you’ll enter in your name and the name of your partner, as well as your address and wedding date. You can choose what type of registry you want to create. From there you’ll have an option to choose what type of registry you want to create. Here’s what you’ll want to do:įirst, you’ll want to navigate to the registry tab in the nav bar.

The process itself is fairly easy, but it does involve a bit of navigating. We’ll walk you through the entire registry process, below, but in the meantime lets look at some of the most popular brands available to add to your Bed Bath and Beyond’s website: For instance, if you were looking to add kitchen essentials like a set of All-Clad pans to your registry, they have that brand available. When it comes to the selection of products, I do think Bed Bath and Beyond has a wider range of wedding registry favorites than other major retailers. Read on to see why!Īlso Read: These are the best wedding websites What Kind of Brands Do They Carry? With that being said, there are still a few pros to registering with Bed Bath and Beyond with their new “love, happier™” experience.

And considering Target’s wedding registry recently announced a partnership with Honeyfund for cash gifting to fund your dream honeymoon, it still feels like they’re one step behind. While their online registry definitely feels more accessible with a new app and helpful tools, they’re still not as advanced as online-only registries like Zola and The Knot that feature traditional gifts as well as cash funds. However, they still seem to be shy about fully promoting their alternative gift options (like cash funds and experiences) alongside more traditional products (like that shiny new set of pots and pans). Thankfully, the registry creation process has gotten MUCH better (more on how we navigated their site, below) and there are a variety of new features. Over the past couple of years, Bed Bath and Beyond has been experimenting with a new wedding registry experience. What’s New About the Bed Bath and Beyond Registry?

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