Registry List for the Playful Bride

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Butter Dish

This is more than a butter dish; it's a conversation starter! Milkmaid butter dish in yellow, anthropologie.com.

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Nesting Bowls

Be super organized, as well and bright and playful, with these nesting bowls that are both fun to look at and functional. Nesting bowls, blackinkboston.com.

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Pink Lace Coasters

These pretty-in-pink coasters remind us of lace doilies. They are surprisingly made of rubber and are built to last through many a cocktail party. Pink cake lace coasters, set of four, gretelhome.com.

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Ribbon-Rim Bowl

Mix and match this exquisite line of dishes with solid-colored dishware for even more fun. Ribbon rim bowl, notneutral.com.

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Highball and Double Old-Fashioned

"Multi Cane" highball and double old-fashioned glasses, Gino Cenedese, from Michael C. Fina.

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Knives and Salad and Dinner Plates

When it comes to registering, there are no rules that say everything has to be the same. Mix and match pieces and have fun with your wedding registry, adding things that inspire you, like some of these products that have inspired us over the years.

Knives, Laguiole, from Williams-Sonoma. "Laque de Chine" salad plate, from Michael C. Fina; "Illusion by Barbara Barry" dinner plate; Haviland Limoges, from Michael C. Fina.

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Yellow China

The mix of patterns in these examples of yellow china gives an eclectic feel, but the bold and playful illustrations such as the dragon or exotic flower definitely make this grouping playful. 

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Tea Set

Glass teapot, creamer, and sugar bowl, Williams-Sonoma.

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Porcelain Bowl

Hand-painted porcelain bowl with 3-D fawn, Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg, from Rose and Radish, 415-391-4988.

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Playful Teapot

A whimsical teapot by Ena Rottenberg.

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Serving Fork and Spoon and Flower Plate

"Stieff Rose" serving fork and spoon, Kirk Stieff, from Silver Superstore. "Sketches" flower plate, Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg, from Rose and Radish, 415-391-4988.

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Basket

"I prefer offbeat containers for flowers," says senior style editor Kate Berry. "This bread basket is the perfect size for an unfussy arrangement." Basket, Williams-Sonoma.

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Playful Coffeepot

Mottahedeh's tobacco-leaf-patterned coffeepot.

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Leaf Dish

Silver leaf-shaped dish, Buccellati, from Michael C. Fina.

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Fork and Knife

"Beaded" fork and knife, Georg Jensen, from Michael C. Fina.

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Grass Teapot

A single-serving teapot and cup by Pupilles & Papilles.

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Ribbon Cup and Saucer

Serve guests coffee and dessert with these whimsical cups and saucers. Ribbon cup and saucer, notneutral.com.

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