The homeware brand’s new collection and MyRegistry integration combine artisan-made gifts, personalisation and cross-retailer flexibility for couples shaping a shared home.
Maure has introduced a wedding-focused collection and registry functionality that lets customers add its products to MyRegistry.com registries directly from the brand’s website. The assortment brings together more than 240 pieces spanning homeware, entertaining, décor and gifting, positioning the registry as a collection for shared living rather than a conventional checklist. Couples can select Maure products alongside items from other retailers supported by MyRegistry, giving the brand a place within a broader registry.
The collection centres on artisan-made pieces intended for entertaining, celebrations and everyday use after the wedding. It includes handcrafted serveware, decorative bowls, Czech hobnail crystal, brass and silver décor from Skultuna, home fragrances and gift boxes. Maure says many products are made by European artisans using traditional techniques and materials, while the dedicated online collection presents 242 products across categories including home décor, kitchen and dining, home fragrances, gift boxes and gift sets.
Registry users can create a MyRegistry account through Maure’s dedicated wedding page, browse the brand’s range and save individual products to their list. MyRegistry also allows couples to add wedding details, organise their selections and share a personalised link or QR code with guests. Purchased gifts are automatically reflected in the registry, while Maure’s offering adds hand-wrapped Signature Gift Boxes, custom Build-A-Boxes, custom notecards and personalised engraving on selected pieces.
Founder Maureen Cavalieri said couples want registry choices that feel personal to their homes, with flexibility over the objects they select. The combination of a curated product edit and third-party registry functionality supports that approach without requiring couples to build their entire list around one retailer. For Maure, the model also connects its emphasis on globally sourced craftsmanship with practical moments such as hosting dinners, marking anniversaries and gathering around holiday tables.
The wedding collection extends Maure’s gifting proposition into a more structured occasion-based service, pairing products with the tools needed to select, organise and share them. Its breadth allows couples to move between practical entertaining items, decorative objects, fragrances and personalised gifts within one edit. By integrating with an established multi-retailer platform, Maure is presenting artisan homeware as part of the process of building a household, while retaining the choice expected from a modern registry.
