Qui offre quoi?
An online wedding gift list, without the complicated registries
You're getting married, and you already own a coffee maker. Two, actually. What you want is a simple list — a few well-chosen wishes, shared with your guests — without opening a registry at a big chain or making your relatives create an account just to buy a gift.
And on the guests' side, there's really only one question: "what isn't taken yet?" That's exactly what a list with secret claiming answers.
Coordinate the guests without spoiling the surprise
The charm of a wedding gift is discovering it. Yet commercial registries tick off purchased items for all to see — including the newlyweds. With a secret-claim list, your guests see what's available and claim what they plan to give; you see nothing until the unwrapping. Each gift arrives exactly once, and the surprise stays whole.
On the practical side: the list lives at a single address, which you slip into your invitations or your wedding email. Guests of all ages find their way, since there's no signup, no password, no app — one link, one list, two clicks to claim.
Your wedding list in three steps
Draw up your list together
Add your wishes, from smallest to largest, with links and details if you like. Ready in two minutes.
Slip the link into your invitations
Invitation card, email or wedding website: the same link works everywhere.
Guests claim discreetly
Every claimed gift becomes unavailable to the others. You won't see a thing until you open the boxes.
Frequently asked questions
Can we put gifts from different stores on the same list?
Yes: the list isn't tied to any store. Each item can point to the shop of your choice, or to none.
Can the newlyweds see who claimed what?
No. The couple sees neither the claims nor the names — the surprise is protected by design, not by politeness.
What does it cost?
The list is free for a small guest list. For a big wedding, a one-time unlock of CAD $5.99 — no subscription.
Qui offre quoi? replaces the complicated registry with a simple, discreet list.