The 10 Wedding Gifts Everyone Puts On Their Bed Bath & Beyond Registry

Stews, risottos, whole roasted chickens — you can make just about anything in these cast iron pots, but we think half of the appeal to many people is the fact that you can get them in just about any color under the sun. (But seriously, that blue is about as gorgeous as Matt Bomer's eyes.)

When you don't have time to preheat the whole oven, let this little guy do all the work. It's great for toasting bagels, making personal pizzas, and even a small batch of cookies — perfect for those of us who have zero self-control when faced with an entire baking sheet of chocolate chippers. Just note that at nearly 18 inches long, it'll take up some critical counter space.

No messing with knife sharpeners here — all of the holsters in this wooden block have built-in sharpeners, so every time you put a blade away, you're also ensuring it never dulls. That's enough to make us question our stance on knife blocks entirely.

Phew — a gift that won't break the bank! This $40 chopping board has a handsome, dark wood finish that looks sleek on any countertop. It's worth noting, though, that some reviewers have complained that the finish starts to come off pretty quickly.

If you're looking for something to chop your veggies — or turn graham crackers to dust, for your Cookie Dough Trifles, of course — it's either go big or go home. At least that seems to be the case on most registries, which request the 13-cup size food processor. That's a whole lotta edible cookie dough you could make.

Rather than ask for tons of different gadgets to outfit your kitchen, brides- and grooms-to-be have been pointing their scanners at this set, which has just about everything you need — whisk, tongs, slotted spoons, even a potato masher — all in one place. 

A sturdy set of mixing bowls is a kitchen must-have. People gravitate toward this set because the plastic coating helps the food retain its temperature, while the steel interior means the bowls won't start to smell (or get stained) after a few uses.

At $470, you're going to want to go in with a friend — make that the entire bridal party — to give your bestie the blender of her dreams, but this crazy-powerful tool is worth it. Unlike discount blenders, which barely chop ice, this one pulses and purees with ease. (It's the secret to these killer ombré smoothies, BTW.)

Zucchini noodles — AKA zoodles — have been a huge trend over the past few years, and they're showing no signs of stopping. This handy gadget makes it easy to whip up zoodle-y takes on Pad Thai, shrimp scampi, and chicken parm.

A registry without a Kitchenaid Stand Mixer on it is like a bachelorette party without pickleback shots — sure, you could have one without it, but it's just not the same. The classic, 5-quart mixer has become a mainstay on most wish lists these days.