Share your wishlist by text, WhatsApp or invitation card
A wishlist only helps once your guests have it. There are three ways to get it to them – and all of them lead to the same secret link.
Planning your own? Create wishlist
First: confirm your email address
Creating and filling a list works right away. The list can be shared once you’ve confirmed your email address: you get a link by email, and one tap on it is enough. That way it’s certain the list really belongs to you before others see it.
Way 1: Through your phone’s share menu
Open your list and tap “Share list”, then “Share via apps”. Your phone’s share menu opens – choose Messages, WhatsApp, Signal, email or any other app. The link is already in the message; you just add a few words.
Way 2: Copy the link
In the same window, you can copy the link and paste it anywhere: into a group chat, an email or a wedding website. On a computer, that’s usually the fastest way.
Way 3: As a QR code on the invitation
For printed invitations, there’s a QR code. Download it as an image and put it on the card. Anyone who scans it with their phone camera lands right on your list – especially handy for guests who aren’t in every group chat.
What your guests see
Whoever opens the link sees your wishes and which of them are still available. Guests don’t need an app or an account for that. When someone reserves a wish, the others only see that it’s taken – not by whom. Whether someone gives their name is up to them; only you can see it.
Whoever has the link sees the list
The link is secret, but not protected: whoever gets it can open the list, even if it was forwarded to them. If it has ended up in the wrong hands, go to “Edit” and use “Create a new link” to get a new address. The old link then leads nowhere, and your wishes and all reservations stay – you just send out the new link again.
A wishlist for the occasion
A wishlist is ready right away, no password – for one of these occasions or any other.
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