Wedding lists without a registry
Put the link on your wedding website or invitation. Guests call dibs with their first name and buy from the shop directly. You see nothing, so opening presents is still a surprise.
Questions
Does anyone need an account?
No. You make the list and get two links: a private one to edit it, and one to share. Gift-givers open the share link, tap Dibs and type a first name.
Will I see who's getting me what?
No. Other gift-givers see that something is taken and by whom, so nobody doubles up. You don't. If you'd rather know what's left, you can choose to see which wishes are taken, still without names.
What if two people tap Dibs at once?
Only one gets it. The second person is told it was just taken and can pick something else. Wishes with a quantity, like 'Books, 3', take that many dibs.
Can I change the list after sharing it?
Yes. Add, edit or remove wishes with your private link. The share link stays the same. If you remove a wish, any dibs on it are cleared.
How long does a list last?
Until 90 days after the date you set, or a year after it was last changed if you didn't set one. Then it's deleted.
Is it free?
Yes. No ads, no affiliate links, no tracking of what you wish for.
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