Weddings Winter 2009 > Planner

La Terrine

There’s plenty to choose from in this eclectic shop, which imports hand-painted European ceramics. Five-piece place settings are $85 to $325.

Léron

It takes two to fourteen weeks for this store to embroider its custom-made bed, bath, and table linens, so couples should register early.

Macy's

The Cellar has high-end items (Calphalon cookware ranges from $400 to $600 for a set of ten) as well as lower-priced versions. Upstairs, there’s china, bedding, and much more.

MaxwellSilverNY.com

Find wares from New York’s most interesting home-décor boutiques—from Alessi and Apartment 48 to Twinkle Living and Dwell—all in one convenient registry.

Moss

At Murray Moss’s temple to innovative design, the muslin-thin Lobmeyr crystal Champagne flutes ($650 for a set of six) are highly recommended.

MyRegistry.com

If you hate to be limited to just two or three stores, check out this centralized registry that links to wide-ranging retailers around the world.

Nicole Farhi

Farhi’s line of exquisite tableware and linens is based on organic tones and textures. Standouts are the hand-blown glassware ($35 to $250) and fur cushions ($300 to $800).

Pottery Barn

The originator of good-looking, affordable housewares is still a good bet for oversize, inexpensive dinner-plate settings, flatware, and stemware.

From the Winter 2009 New York Wedding Guide