Things You Probably Don’t Have on Your Wedding Registry (but Should)

An underrated gift that you’ll be grateful to have on your two-week backpacking honeymoon.

Rimowa ($495)

Again, can’t believe we didn’t think of this sooner.

Amazon ($99/year)

You might feel like you can’t live without that fourth nonstick frying pan, but when it comes to gifts, think about what you both love to do together and ask for things that will make those plans a reality.

Coleman ($30)

Cue the first Thanksgiving together when you realize you have none of the appropriate equipment.

Cuisinart ($89)

Boring? Maybe. Endlessly helpful for a couple who’s moving into a new home right after the wedding? Absolutely.

Home Depot (from $25)

Remember that not all registry items have to serve a utilitarian purpose—some can just bring you joy.

Neiman Marcus ($495)

Because caffeinating is the key to a healthy marriage (and, you know, communication too).

Nespresso ($250)

Worried about the price? Mark it as a group gift so that multiple people can contribute.

Dyson ($400)

Considering this is actually a budget-friendly pick for friends, home-cooked meals should absolutely be on your wish list.

Blue Apron (from $60 per week)

You’ve got all the indoor cooking items locked down, but now let’s think about outdoor cooking season.

Schmidt Brothers ($59)

These celebratory “open on X anniversary” bottle are an adorable way to cherish a gift for many years.

Artificer Wood Works ($169)

Bonus if the guest gets it monogrammed.

Franklin Sports ($145)

You’re gonna need a lot more than just one.

Pine Cone Hill ($241)

Not as fun as other things on the list, but we guarantee you’ll find it a thousand times more useful than that DIY ice-cream maker.

Simplehuman ($199)