Must-Have Wedding Registry Picks From Martha Brides

As you build your own wish list, take cues from these brides who put these items to daily use following their big day. 

When the whimsical fashion designer wed rocker Gabe Saporta in May 2013, she did it in true fairy-tale style. The pair filled their registry with just as romantic picks, from pretty everyday china to practical and elegant baking tools. 

KitchenAid's stand mixer is the gold standard for couples. It handles cake batter, cookie dough, breads—and, for Erin, amazing yam pudding ($459, kitchenaid.com).

Erin also adores her Cuisinart food processor "because I love to make purees of vegetables" ($299, cuisinart.com).

The veggie-loving pair use the Paderno Spiralizer to make vegetable noodles from zucchini ($40, williams-sonoma.com).

The pretty design on Juliska's "Berry & Thread" dishware goes with Erin's modern fairy-tale sensibility ($146 for a 5-piece setting, juliska.com). 

The couple gets their cold-brewed caffeine kicks from a Mason jar kit with a reusable cotton filter (from $15, kaufmann-mercantile.com). 

Tea time is just more fun when the water comes from a copper tea kettle ($399, kaufmann-mercantile.com).

The blogger behind the expertly curated lifestyle site Eye Swoon married Victor Calderone in 1999, and the things that made her registry list are just as covetable as the things she features on her site.

Athena registered for Staub's whole line, including this fave piece, the chicken-and-veggie-ready roasting pan ($145, zwillingonline.com).

Aside from her beloved roasting pan, Athena relies on the entire Staub cookware set when it's time to entertain ($1,330, williams-sonoma.com).

A super-powered blender is a daily special for juices, soups, and frozen drinks ($449, vitamix.com).

She chops veggies and breads with Global's Japan-made offerings ($188, williams-sonoma.com).

One of her favorite tools is a Microplane for zesting lemons ($15, williams-sonoma.com).

She always has a set of beautiful Belgian linen napkins on hand, almost always in a neutral shade ($28, belgian-linen.com).

Last summer, ballerina Tiler Peck wed fellow dancer Robert Fairchild in a dreamy New York City ceremony. One thing they didn't dance around was picking smart kitchen choices for their registry. 

Tiler relies heavily on her Wüsthof knives, which are a cut above for slicing, dicing, and chopping ($199 for a 10-piece set, wusthof.com).

When it's time to whip up a meal, Tiler goes for her All-Clad collection ($1,000 for a 7-piece set, williams-sonoma.com).

Her Le Creuset baking dish goes from oven to table beautifully ($40, lecreuset.com).