Weddings Summer 2013 > Planner

Gracious Home

This uptown mainstay sells a variety of tasteful housewares like Milagro bath rugs ($81 to $106) and cream-on-cream Tuscan country-kitchen dinnerware from Vietri ($32 to $137).

Green Depot

This building-supply store offers earth-friendly products like teardrop-shaped humidifiers ($50) that use less energy than a standard light bulb, miniature electric water heaters ($172), and handcrafted soy and beeswax candles ($14). (ecofriendly)

Harris Levy

This 118-year-old, fine-linen supplier carries imported bedding ($95 to $1,000), multicolored, hand-woven Mongolian cashmere throws ($300), and anti-allergy pillows ($35 to $177).

Honeyfund.com

Ask them for your honeymoon! Let your friends fund your honeymoon by purchasing different components, including airfare and hotel rooms, as well as activities like surf school, spa treatments, and African safaris.

John Derian Company

Whimsy seekers register here for handmade candle-holders by Parisian designer Géraldine Gonzalez ($30) and antique collage placemats designed by the découpage master himself ($55 each).

Jonathan Adler

Adler is known for fun ceramics with groovy prints and unusual shapes. His psychedelic Carnaby nesting trays ($98 for a set of three) are especially popular.

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 up to four months for this store to hand-embroider its custom-made linens, so register early for monogrammed queen-size sheet sets (from $600; hand-stitched versions range from $1,750 to $5,000) and cotton-terry seven-piece bath sets ($565).

Macy's

The Cellar, the store’s dining and entertaining section, has high-end housewares (Le Creuset’s 5.5-quart French ovens are $265), as well as lower-priced options (pieces from the Whiteware collection are $8 to $43). Upstairs are china, bedding, and more. (good value)

From the Summer 2013 New York Wedding Guide