Registry

Guests can pitch in for pricier items by contributing to your registry at this home-furnishings oasis. A brushed-steel floor lamp ($369) and a rhino-shaped wooden bar cabinet ($1,099) are just a few of the enticing finds.

111 N. 6th St., at Berry St., Williamsburg ; 718-388-1779; aandgmerch.com

At this behemoth full of luxury linens, eclectic furnishings, and internationally sourced accessories, couples can pick up digitally printed silk pillows (from $140) and dinnerware exclusively designed for ABC by Jan Burtz (from $16).

888 Broadway, at 19th St.; 3906 Second Ave., nr. 39th St., Sunset Park; 212-473-3000; abchome.com

Those drawn to the iconic brand’s coveted crystal can select stemware, vases, candlesticks, lighting, and more. For daring duos, there’s the Darkside collection of décor, featuring black crystal pieces by Philippe Starck.

635 Madison Ave., nr. 59th St. ; 212-826-4100; baccarat.com

For couples who already own the basics, Barneys’ high-end offerings include a Fornasetti leaf-pattern porcelain bowl ($625) and Barneys New York two-tone cashmere throws ($895). While you’re shopping, browse Connor stationery, the store’s exclusive provider of custom wedding invitations.

660 Madison Ave., at 61st St. ; 212-826-8900; barneys.com

The flagship’s sixth, seventh, and eighth floors offer bedding, cookware, fine china, and small appliances. Opt for a personal registry consultant or use the store’s registry app, complete with a scanning tool to navigate essentials like Hudson Park bedding (from $75) and All-Clad cookware (from $70). By appointment only.

1000 Third Ave., at 59th St. ; 212-705-3340; bloomingdales.com

At this Parisian mainstay, Francophiles find flatware with the traditional Malmaison pattern (pieces from $80) and a crystal whiskey decanter (from $500).

846 Madison Ave., at 70th St.; 396 Bleecker St., nr. 11th St.; 212-308-9390; us.christofle.com

Look for well-priced tableware, furniture, and home accessories inspired by iconic designs. A 52-piece flatware set is $100, and shower curtains start at $40. $

611 Broadway, at Houston St.; 212-780-0004; crateandbarrel.com

This high-end French house stocks hand-­embroidered table and bed linens. Queen-size printed sheet sets start at around $1,800, while the top-selling embroidered Tempete Tropicale sheet set is $2,200.

470 Park Ave., at 58th St.; 212-688-1660; dporthaultparis.com

Friends and family can pitch in for both small- and big-ticket items like furniture, honeymoons, and even down payments on a couple’s first home. The site functions like a department-store registry to alleviate the awkwardness of asking for cash.

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Couples with expensive taste in linens can register for this Italian design house’s bespoke bedding sets (price upon request) or the lower-priced Hotel Classic collection (from $370).

799 Madison Ave., nr. 67th St.; 212-988-5221; frette.com

This shop has a bounty of internationally sourced glassware, tableware, and functional decorative items. A set of six etched Perle glasses is $114, and porcelain mini-vases from China are $20 each.

107 Sullivan St., nr. Prince St. ; 212-431-5839; globaltable.com

This building-supply store offers Earth-friendly products like coconut-fiber doormats (from $27) and the Austin air purifier, which covers 700 square feet ($379).

1 Ivy Hill Rd., nr. Rewe St., Williamsburg; 718-782-2991; greendepot.com

This 124-year-old fine-linen supplier carries imported bedding ($95 to $1,500), multihued handwoven Mongolian-cashmere throws ($265), and anti-allergy pillows ($40 to $95).

98 Forsyth St., nr. Grand St. ; 212-226-3102; harrislevy.com

Let your friends and family fund your honeymoon by purchasing different components, such as airfare and hotel rooms, as well as activities like surf school, spa treatments, and African safaris.

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Whimsy seekers register here for handmade candleholders by Parisian designer Géraldine Gonzalez ($35), ceramic vases from Astier de Villatte (from $109), and melamine collage picture plates designed by the decoupage master himself (from $9).

6 E. 2nd St., nr. Bowery ; 212-677-3917; johnderian.com

Adler is known for witty home décor that incorporates groovy prints and unusual shapes. His ceramic bird bowls (from $68) and Carrara-marble-and-brass cake stand ($228) are especially popular.

1097 Madison Ave., at 83rd St.; various locations; 212-772-2410; jonathanadler.com

For countryside chic, register for the hand-painted European and American ceramics at this eclectic shop. Five-piece place settings are $95 to $450.

280 Columbus Ave., at 73rd St. ; 212-362-2122; laterrinedirect.com

It can take up to four months to hand-embroider this merchant’s custom-made linens, so register early for monogrammed queen-size sheet sets (starting at $1,260). Hand-stitched versions range from $2,000 to $5,000. Cotton terry-cloth seven-piece bath sets start at $695.

37-24 24th St., Ste. 241, Long Island City ; 212-753-6700; leron.com

The legendary department store has a virtually endless selection of home goods and gadgets, from Kate Spade china sets (from $130) to Keurig coffee machines (from $190). To make registering more fun, the store hosts Sip & Scan evenings featuring hors d’oeuvre.

151 W. 34th St., nr. Seventh Ave. ; 212-494-2707; macys.com

Hate to be limited to one store? This site combines multiple registries and individual items from any online retailer into a single easy-to-use list. It’s an ideal way to request gifts from merchants without formal registries.

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Jet-setters flock to this Italian luxury store for embroidered knit linens like intricately woven Federico knit sheets ($3,900 for a king set).

829 Madison Ave., at 69th St. ; 212-288-2315; pratesi.com

For those who like the look of antiques but want something new, this reliable chain carries all manner of vintage-inspired furniture. Cigar-leather trunks start at $2,150, and washed herringbone sateen coverlets are $279 to $319.

935 Broadway, nr. 22nd St. ; 212-260-9479; restorationhardware.com

Tradition-revering couples register here for heirloom-worthy pieces like cashmere cable throws ($750), resin fox-head bookends ($150), and Herend porcelain figurines ($60 to $10,750).

504 Park Ave., nr. 59th St. ; 212-755-2590; scullyandscully.com

As the celebrated event designer who founded Fête, Jung Lee also owns an eponymous home-goods boutique with one-of-a-kind dining and living pieces and décor, and has expanded into her own registry service, Slowdance. Lee and her team will curate a registry, from their beautiful collection and beyond, based on taste and price point, online or in store.

25 W. 29th St., nr. Broadway ; 212-257-5655; slowdance.com

Score a wide selection of kitchen gear, including items from the French brand Staub, top-rated cooking tools such as Emile Henry pizza stones (from $32), and Cuisinart mini–food processors (from $40).

306 W. 57th St., nr. Eighth Ave.; 1320 Third Ave., nr. 75th St.; 212-574-8334; surlatable.com

The landmark flagship’s fourth floor brims with silver, china, and crystal, in a range of prices: a Flora & Fauna mouth-blown crystal tumbler is priced at $70 each, but a sterling-silver, lead-crystal cocktail shaker costs $575.

727 Fifth Ave., at 57th St.; various locations; 212-755-8000; tiffany.com

This husband-and-wife team specializes in artistic visual storytelling, capturing the emotions and energy of a wedding. In addition to depicting couples’ chemistry, their films set the scene: While they shoot in HD, postproduction effects can give videos a vintage Super 8 feel. Prices start at $4,000.

267-784-6333; treeoflifeweddings.com

Ask for traditional homewares or experiential gifts that reflect your lifestyle (museum memberships, fitness classes, wine tastings), as well as ecofriendly items from brands like In2green.

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These cozy, locally owned shops stock colorful kitchen supplies and in-demand items like SodaStream seltzer-makers (from $80), Brazilian soapstone mortars and pestles ($38), and Chemex carafe-style coffee makers (from $37). $

231 Bedford Ave., at N. 4th St., Williamsburg; various locations; 718-218-7230; whisknyc.com

On this registry-as-dream-board, couples can mix and match an array of home goods (either chosen from Zola’s catalogue or added from an outside store), as well as experiences, services, and personal funds. Friends and family put their money toward specific gifts, and couples can choose to have them delivered or convert them to credit for a different item.

394 Broadway, Third Fl.; 408-657-ZOLA; zola.com