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Wedding registry

The ConKarma wedding registry

A free, warm way to celebrate a couple's new life together — leave them a blessing, and help them start married life with ConKarma. Nothing to buy.

For the happy couple

Claim your free newlywed Premium gift right in the ConKarma app — one per couple, no purchase and no code to chase. Then share your registry link so guests can leave you blessings.

For wedding guests

The couple will send you a personal registry link. Open it to read their blessings wall and add your own — just your name and a short message. No account, and nothing to buy.

What the couple gets

Premium covers every adult in the couple's cell: the Daily Question loop, Card Decks (Love Maps, Date Night, Hard Conversations, Repair), the days-together widget across phone and watch, streak-shields, the companion pet, cell-quests, and the Ember adult tier with its consent tools (limits doc, safeword, aftercare).

ConKarma is a free download on the App Store, Google Play, and Microsoft Store.

Common questions

Does anyone have to pay for anything?
No. The newlywed Premium gift is free — one per couple, claimed in the ConKarma app — and there's no purchase anywhere on this page.
Do I need an account to leave a blessing?
No. Open the couple's registry link, add your name and a message, and it posts to their blessings wall. No sign-up.
What is a blessing?
A short, public note of congratulations on the couple's registry wall — your name and a message. That's all.
How does the couple share their registry?
They get a personal registry link inside the ConKarma app and share it however they like — in an invitation, a message, or on a wedding website.
Is there an age requirement?
The couple's Premium gift and the app's adult features are for adults 18 or older. Leaving a blessing involves no purchase and follows ConKarma's Terms of Service.

The newlywed Premium gift is free (one per couple) and subject to ConKarma's Terms of Service (/legal/terms); adult features require users to be 18 or older. Blessings appear publicly on the couple's registry wall.