Create a Wedding Gift Registry in India

A wedding registry is a list of gifts you would like to receive for your wedding. You create the list and share it with your friends and family, so they know what you actually want. With Kiki, you can add gifts from any store, create cash funds or a honeymoon fund, and share everything through one simple link.

A wedding gift registry is essentially a curated wedding wishlist that you share with your guests. You can add things you would genuinely like to receive, from home essentials and appliances to experiences, bigger purchases, or contributions towards your honeymoon. Kiki lets you create a wedding gift registry with products from any store, rather than limiting you to one retailer.

Create your wedding registry on Kiki, add the gifts and cash funds you want, and share your registry link with your guests. When a guest wants to give you a gift, they can choose something from your registry and purchase it from the original store. If you have created a cash fund or honeymoon fund, guests can contribute directly to it.

In India, you can create a wedding gift registry on Kiki and begin adding all the gifts you would like to receive. You can add products from any website by pasting the product link into Kiki. You can also create cash funds, including a honeymoon fund, and then share your finished wedding registry with your guests.

Add things you would actually love to receive or things you would rather have your guests contribute towards. This could include home appliances, cookware, dinnerware, furniture, decor, electronics, luggage, experiences, or anything else you have been wanting. You can also create cash funds for bigger purchases or a honeymoon fund. There is no right or wrong wedding registry. It should reflect what you and your partner actually want.

We recommend creating your wedding registry when you are ready to send out your wedding invitations, whether digital or printed. This gives your guests a chance to see your registry when they receive your invitation and start choosing gifts. You can keep adding to or updating your registry even after you have shared it with your guests.

Yes. Kiki is not limited to one store. You can add products from different websites by simply pasting the product link into your registry. This means you can have products from multiple stores all in one wedding wishlist.

Yes. You can add products from Amazon and other Indian websites to your Kiki wedding registry. Your registry can include products from multiple stores, so you do not have to choose everything from one place.

No. Kiki is not a store or marketplace. When a guest chooses a product from your registry, they are taken to the original store's website to purchase it. Kiki simply brings all the things you want together in one place so your guests know what to give you.

When you add a gift to your Kiki wedding registry, you add a link to where the product is available. When a guest chooses that gift, Kiki takes them to that link so they can purchase it. Guests can also choose to buy the same product from another store or website if they find it elsewhere. Once they have purchased the gift, they can come back to Kiki and mark it as purchased so other guests know it has already been taken. Kiki does not sell, ship, or fulfil the physical gifts. Guests purchase gifts directly from the store they choose.

When a guest purchases a gift, they can mark it as purchased on the registry. This lets other guests know that the gift has already been taken. Kiki does not process the purchase itself, so guests are responsible for marking gifts as purchased after buying them.

Yes. You can continue to add, remove, or edit items on your wedding registry after you have shared it with your guests.

You have the option to share your Kiki wedding registry using a unique link or QR code. Share it through WhatsApp, your wedding website, digital or printed invitations, email, or anywhere else you are communicating with your guests.

Yes. You can create and share your wedding registry on Kiki for free.

No. Your guests do not need to create a Kiki account just to purchase a gift from your registry. They can open your registry, choose a gift, and follow the link to the store where they can purchase it.

A cash fund lets you ask your guests to contribute towards something instead of buying a physical gift. You can create a fund for a larger purchase, a home project, an experience, or anything else you would rather put the money towards.

Yes. You can create a honeymoon fund as part of your Kiki wedding registry. Add your honeymoon as a cash fund and let your guests contribute towards your trip, whether that means flights, hotels, experiences, or simply making the honeymoon a little more special.

You can create a honeymoon fund as part of your Kiki wedding registry and set a target amount and description for your fund. When setting up the fund, you add your UPI details. Your guests can then choose to contribute any amount they would like, and the money is sent directly to your UPI. Kiki does not hold or receive any of the money. Your guests send their contributions directly to you through the UPI details you provide.

Yes. You do not need to add physical gifts to your registry. If you already have everything you need, you can create a Kiki wedding registry with just a honeymoon fund or other cash funds and share it with your guests.

You can create a cash fund for anything that matters to you. Popular ideas include a honeymoon, new furniture, a home appliance, a renovation, a large purchase, an experience, or simply something you and your partner are saving for.

When you create a cash fund, you provide your UPI details. Guests can then contribute directly to you using the payment details provided. Kiki does not hold your cash fund contributions.

No. Kiki does not hold the money. When a guest contributes to a cash fund, the money is sent directly to the UPI details you have provided.

Yes. This is one of the main reasons to use Kiki. You can add products from different websites to one wedding wishlist instead of creating separate wishlists for every store. Your guests can browse everything in one place.

No. You can create, manage, and share your wedding registry on Kiki through the website, or use the Kiki app on iOS or Android. Your guests can also view your registry without downloading the app.