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What's On Your Registry? (3rd Edition)

Setting up your wedding registry doesn't have to be as confusing and stressful as it may seem. It's actually quite easy to have fun while hand-picking many of the items you'll receive for your wedding. Just be sure to do your research, take your time and make it count!

So, if you have room for a few more items, here are a few snazzy picks in the marketplace to consider:

Milky bone china embossed with a simple ring of laurel. Perfect for formal or casual dining.

This impressive machine delivers pitcher upon pitcher of restaurant-quality frozen drinks thanks to its 3 independent blending stations. Blends delicious margaritas, daiquiris, piña coladas, mudslides, mojitos and smoothies at the touch of a button.
 

Naturally variegated bands of renewable bamboo create a sleek curved profile, with a roomy interior.
  

This vacuum has a simple, elegant shape that you can proudly display in any room. As the latest design from Karim Rashid, the KURV is a rechargeable, cordless hand held vacuum cleaner with convenience in mind.
  

With the chip-resistant durability and fun colors you expect from Fiesta, this dinnerware has a bold new shape that's worth celebrating.  Mix and match to make every meal unique.
  

Cascading florals on a soft blue background adorned with unique embroidered details create a look that's the perfect marriage of vintage and modern sensibilities.
  

Luxurious cotton loop towels by Lauren Ralph Lauren are available in colors to coordinate with any bathroom decor.
  

Fully automatic ice cream maker—makes up to 1½ quarts of soft ice cream, yogurt, sorbet or sherbet in as little as 20 minutes.
  
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by Rashana Anderson
Founder & Managing Director, THE BRIDAL PARTY

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