Your wish list,
given once, never twice.
Your guests want to get it right, and would rather not ask. Put the list on your wedding page, with a link to wherever each thing is sold, and let them reserve — so nothing arrives twice.
- ✦Free to build
- ✦No guest accounts
- ✦Links to any shop
Your guests are going to buy something either way — the list only decides what.
Two versions of the same table.
- Two blenders, three photo frames, and no kettle.
- Your mum answering the same question twelve times.
- Somebody asks what you need and you say “oh, anything”.
- Two cousins who both bought the roasting dish.
- Everything on the table is something you chose.
- Guests open the link and see what is still free.
- A line under each gift saying why you would love it.
- A reserved gift drops off the list, so nobody buys it twice.
Put it up in an evening.
- 01
Add what you would love
A title, a note, a photo and a link to wherever it is sold. Add as many as you like, in the order you like.
- 02
Guests open your page
The list sits with everything else on your wedding page. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
- 03
They reserve, quietly
One tap puts their name on a gift. It disappears from everyone else's list, and no guest sees who took what.
Pick one, reserve it, done.
Before you ask.
Do guests need an account?
No. They open your page, pick a gift and leave a name. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Can two people buy the same thing?
Not once it is reserved — the gift leaves everyone else's list. A guest can release their own reservation if plans change.
Does any money go through you?
None. Each gift links straight to the shop you picked, and your guests buy there exactly as they always would.
Tell your story
Mix the sections that tell your wedding's story — RSVP, gallery, timeline, menu and more — each in the style and theme you love.
One link. Every part of the day.
All the features you need for your big day, together in one simple place.
Digital invitation
Three handcrafted themes in your colours, editable any time.
RSVPs & guests
Replies, plus-ones and song requests in one list.
Table planner
Drag guests into their seats, then export the day-of chart.
Photo gallery
Guests upload to one shared album, straight from their phones.
Guest polls
Ask the room — first dance, chicken or fish — and tally the votes.
Budget tracker
Live totals across vendors, deposits and what's left to pay.
Gift wishlist
Add gifts you'd love; guests reserve them so nothing doubles up.
Food menu
Share the courses and flag allergens before anyone asks.
Venues & maps
Ceremony and reception with directions and nearby hotels.
Checklist
A wedding to-do list with reminders so nothing slips.
QR code
A scannable code for tables and signage — passcode optional.
Dress code
Share the colour palette and what to wear — plus what to skip.
Guestbook
Guests leave a note — your wedding book, kept forever.
Passcode lock
Keep the page private behind a PIN only your guests know.
Countdown & more
Live countdown, a welcome note, your story, the itinerary and FAQ.
Real couples, real feedback.
Here's what couples have to say about planning their day with bridecard.
Honestly so much easier than I expected. We sent the link round and the replies just came in on their own — I didn't have to chase anyone.
It looked really lovely, and it actually felt like us. A few guests messaged just to say how nice it was.
The gift list made everything so much easier. Everyone just picked something and that was that — no awkward questions.
We're not very techy, but we got the whole thing set up in one evening with no trouble at all.
Having all the guest photos in one place afterwards was the best part. We saw so many moments we'd missed on the day.
RSVPs, Photos, Wishlist, Polls, Menu, Timeline, Dress code, Guestbook
Ask for what you would actually love.
Build your page for free and put the list on it. You only pay if you want your guests to be able to reserve.
The list is free. Guest reservations come with Pro — €39 once, not a subscription.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about the wishlist.
You add the gifts you'd love to receive — from any shop, with an optional link — and guests browse the list and reserve the ones they want to buy. Simple for them, no duplicate gifts for you.
Yes. Add a link to any online shop or just describe something from a local retailer. Guests see whatever details you've included and handle the purchase themselves.
Not currently. The wishlist is for specific items guests can reserve and purchase. We're continuing to develop the platform, so that may change down the line.
The wishlist is part of your bridecard. Guests open your link and can browse it directly — no separate login or account needed.
Yes, any time. Add new items, remove ones you no longer want, or edit existing ones. Guests always see the latest version.
You can turn claiming on for each item individually. When a guest claims something, it disappears from the available list so no one else buys the same thing. You can see all claims in your account and remove one if needed — and the guest who claimed it can also unclaim it themselves.