Registry guide
How do I add registry links to an invitation page?
Registry links work best when they live beside the event details instead of being buried in a text thread or printed as tiny copy on an invite.
Short answer
Create or upload the invitation in Envitefy, add registry URLs as guest actions, then publish one hosted page with the invite, RSVP, calendar, map, and registry links.
Guide fit
Use this path when these details matter.
The strongest event pages are not generic. They match the source, the host workflow, and the guest questions that show up after the invite is sent.
Wedding registries
Baby shower registries
Birthday wish lists
Housewarming gift lists
Graduation gifts
Community drives
Where registry links belong
Place registry links in the event page actions so they are easy to find without making the invitation artwork crowded or hard to read.
Events that commonly use registry links
Registry links are useful for weddings, baby showers, bridal showers, birthdays, graduations, housewarmings, and community gift drives.
Why a live page helps
If registry details change, the host can update the page and keep the same guest link instead of resending a new image.
Workflow
Build it in Envitefy event pages.
Treat the source as a starting point, then publish a live page guests can use from any browser.
- 1Create
Build or upload the invitation
Use Studio for a new live card or Snap for an existing invite, flyer, screenshot, or PDF.
- 2Add
Paste registry links
Add gift registry, wish list, donation, or shopping links as guest actions.
- 3Review
Check the page actions
Make sure registry, RSVP, map, and calendar actions are clear on mobile.
- 4Share
Send one page link
Give guests one current link instead of separate invite and registry messages.
Before you publish
Clean labels
Use simple labels like Registry, Baby Registry, Wish List, or Gift Ideas.
Mobile links
Open each registry URL on a phone before sharing the event page.
RSVP placement
Keep RSVP and registry actions separate so guests know which action to take first.
Update path
Use the live page when registry links change after the invitation goes out.
What guests get
- Find registry links without searching messages
- Use RSVP and registry actions from one page
- Open the invitation from any browser
- Return to current links after updates
Related Envitefy resources
Continue with the next best page.
FAQ
Can Envitefy invitation pages include registry links?
Yes. Hosts can add registry URLs as guest actions on hosted invitation and event pages.
Is a registry link better on the page or in the invite image?
A page action is usually easier for guests to tap, update, and find again after the invitation is shared.