A Gift Registry for Any Occasion — Choose Gifts from Any Store, Even Merge Gift Registries!

 

I’ve found a great gift website just in time for the holidays. It’s an online gift registry, but it’s really so much more!

I’m talking about MyRegistry.com. It’s a universal gift registry, where you can put everything you’re wishing for on one registry. Any item can be included on one easy-to-manage cohesive gift list.

Check out these incredible features at MyRegistry, a gift registry for any occasion.

1. CHOOSE GIFTS FROM ANYWHERE ONLINE
After placing the “Add to MyRegistry” button on your browser’s bookmarks bar, you can add gifts from any website—U.S. or international sites. Any item from any website will appear on one universal wish list.

2. ADD ITEMS FROM STORES THAT DON’T EVEN HAVE A WEBSITE
You can even choose items from stores without a website by adding a photo, description, and notes on where to purchase the item. There are no boundaries as to what items you can place on your registry.

3. SYNC YOUR STORE REGISTRIES
MyRegistry.com allows you to sync other registries–such as Target, Crate and Barrel, Macy’s Pottery Barn, Amazon, Walmart, and many more–and keep all of them organized onto one universal gift list. Friends and family will only need to go to one place to see and buy all your gifts.

4. YOU CAN TASTEFULLY REGISTER FOR CASH
I know my teenagers have sometimes wanted to save up for a big purchase. They really appreciated getting $10, $20, or $50 gifts to put toward something big like a game system or the laptop my older son got recently for school.

5. REQUEST CHARITABLE DONATIONS
You can even be philanthropic with MyRegistry.com. You can even use MyRegistry to raise funds for a favorite charity when you ask for donations towards a cause. Your friends and family can help you further the mission of organizations and nonprofits that are close to your heart.

Of course, MyRegistry is the perfect way to register for baby shower and wedding gifts too. I have family all over the country, and this is ideal for us.

How do you see your family using MyRegistry?