An Esteemed Chef, Baker, and Design Guru on Registering Like an Expert

Our wedding gift to you? An exclusive checklist of the home goods, like this KitchenAid 5-quart stand mixer, every couple will want in their kitchen, living room, and beyond. Here, esteemed chef Andrew Carmellini, pastry whizz and Bakerella blogger Andie Dudley, and Oh Joy blogger Joy Cho single out their favorites.

Michelin-starred chef and restaurateur Andrew Carmellini believes that the couple that sautes together stays together. And he should know -- he tests recipes with his wife in their New York City apartment. These are his MVPs for newlyweds.

Expert's Tip: Some kitchen goods are expensive but make great group gifts. "This is your one opportunity to ask for big-ticket items that will last a lifetime," says Carmellini.

"It's pricey, but it handles everything from grinding beans to frothing milk, and it really makes the perfect cup. You'll never have to buy another one." (williams-sonoma.com)

"They'll outlive you and your great-grandchildren." (williams-sonoma.com)

"It takes the pain out of dicing vegetables." (williams-sonoma.com)

"Indispensable! Chefs use these to turn meat and safely move ingredients around in a hot pan." (oxo.com)

"My new cookbook has simple ideas for delicious meals -- and the best biscuit recipe ever." (amazon.com)

"They're amazing for meat, and they pare veggies with gusto." (wineenthusiast.com)

"It looks sharp and works like a dream." (surlatable.com)

"This is another chefs' favorite that you'll literally have forever." (choppingblocks.com)

"Nothing tastes better than old-fashioned popcorn loaded with butter." (jcp.com)

Sweet treats are at the heart of a happy marriage -- at least according to Angie Dudley, pastry whiz and creator of the uber-popular blog Bakerella. To whip up confections like a pro, request the equipment she reaches for every day.

Expert's Tip: Register for a few indulgent items, too. "If happiness for you is reaching into a cookie jar, make sure you add a pretty one to your list," says Dudley.

Calphalon Classic nonstick portable cupcake pan. "So smart! Bake with it and once your goodies have cooled, just snap on the lid to transport them." (chefscatalogue.com)

"These are narrow enough to fit inside jars and so heavy-duty you can melt chocolate in them on the stove." (surlatable.com)

"This tapered pin helps you roll out piecrusts in uniform circles." (603hereandthere.com)

"They're durable, versatile -- the only cake pans you'll need." (kitchychicks.com)

"Thick rubber bases prevent them from flying off the counter." (oxo.com)

"Chopping has never been easier -- and your wrists will thank you." (shopkitchenaid.com)

"It's a beautiful way to display a cake and keep it fresh." (crateandbarrel.com)

"The small one evenly shapes cookies, and the large is best for ice cream." (macys.com)

"This keeps the recipes on your tablet in full view as you're baking." (amazon.com)

For graphic designer and renowned blogger Joy D. Cho of Oh Joy, the perfect newlywed nest is one that reflects the personal style of both you and your husband. We couldn't agree more. Consider adding her chic finds to your list.

Expert's Tip: When you're shopping for your registry, follow your heart, not the latest trends, says Cho. "Fill your home with things you love and plan to use."

"As a centerpiece it makes dinner feel special, not stuffy." (gretelhome.com)

"The ideal balance of masculine and feminine, they were made for the master bedroom." (unisonhome.com)

"These are sleek, timeless, and striking." (dwr.com)

"They come in 16 shades! Drape one over the back of your couch to add warmth and texture." (brahmsmount.com)

"It makes serving hors d'oeuvres or breakfast in bed extra fun." (gretelhome.com)

"Play up your personalities by sprinkling in quirky items like this." (modcloth.com)

"They're sturdy for every day, yet formal enough for entertaining." (katespade.com)

"These dress up any dessert." (dbohome.com)

"Who says utensils have to be silver? Black is such a cool, unexpected alternative." (dwr.com)