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Registry Basics

Learn how to set up your wedding registry on Joy, from adding your welcome note to adding your currency.

Updated over 3 weeks ago

Let's set up your registry and get you ready for gifts!

Add your Welcome Note

Give your page a personal touch with a registry message. This is the last thing your guests will read before browsing your registry list.

  • Head to the Manage Registry page and click on “Settings.”

  • Choose "Edit Welcome Note."

  • Let your creativity shine – update the text in the box.

  • Finally, hit “Save Note,” and you’re all set!

Add your Shipping Address

Let your guests (and Joy) know where to ship your gifts.

  • Head to the Manage Registry page and click on “Settings.”

  • Choose "Shipping Address."

  • Include your Name, Address, & Phone Number

  • Finally, hit “Save,” and you’re all set!

Set Currency

Have your gifts reflect your country's currency.

  • Head to the Manage Registry page and click on “Settings.”

  • Choose "Set Currency."

  • Select your country currency

  • Finally, hit “Save,” and you’re all set!

Add external registry links

We have a great article that will walk you through how to do this! Check that out here.

Reorder your stores

  • From the Manage Registry page, click the trusty pencil icon under the External Registry section.

  • Drag and drop your registries into your preferred order.

Delete an extra registry

  • From the Manage Registry tab click the trusty pencil icon under the External Registry section.

  • Select "View" next to the registry you wish to remove.

  • Click "Delete Registry and Gifts" and the registry will be removed from your website.

And that’s it! Managing your registry on Joy is a breeze. Now, sit back and let the gifts roll in. Happy planning!


Still have some questions?

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