Our curated and researched product bundles will help you find the basics you need for a Fresh Start, so you can feel confident, proud, and ready to begin again. We’ve done the research, so all you have to do is add what you need to your registry. Use our product bundle recommendations to populate your registry quickly and with ease.
Create a Registry
Building a registry is always free and we collect no data on registries!
Ready to build a registry? Click here to create a registry and quickly add products for your bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room, and children’s room. Don’t forget to check out our quick-start guides for $99, $250, and $500.
Want to build your registry somewhere other than Amazon? Use our bundles as inspiration and create your registry with MyRegistry. Use our free scripts to share it with confidence, and don’t forget to tag us + submit it to the Registry Fairy for extra magic.
What They’re Saying:
Unsure where to start?
The Fresh Starts Registry: House-to-Home Checklist is a room-by-room guide to help you get clear on what you have, what’s leaving, and what you truly need as you rebuild your space after divorce. Take it one room at a time, marking each item as Mine, Theirs, Donate[d], Toss, or Need, and then use your “Need” column to build your registry or shopping list, your “Donate/Toss” columns to clear out old energy, and your “Theirs” column to stay organized for logistics and conversations.
How to build your divorce registry
A divorce registry works just like a wedding registry — except it's for the fresh start you actually need. Browse the items in this bundle, add what resonates to your registry, and share it with the people in your life who want to show up for you. Here's how:
- 1 Create your free registry — it takes two minutes and you can add items from anywhere on the internet, not just Fresh Starts.
- 2 Click the product links in this bundle and add the items that feel right for your situation. You don't have to add everything — your registry should reflect what you actually need.
- 3 Share your registry with friends and family. The people who love you want to do something concrete — this makes it easy for them. Not sure how to share it? We wrote the scripts for you →
- 4 Add a personal note to your registry — something as simple as "Thank you for supporting me through my fresh start." It sets the tone and gives givers the context they need.
Basic Bundles
Room Bundles
Making Moves Bundles
Find Your Fresh Start Aesthetic
Take the Interior Design Vibes Quiz
Not sure what your new space should feel like? Whether you’re rebuilding after a big life change or just craving a refresh, our 2-minute quiz helps you discover your design style—no HGTV degree required. From Cozy Minimalist to Bold & Grounded, we’ll match you with a vibe that reflects who you are now.
✨ Plus, you’ll get a custom Pinterest board, a curated Fresh Starts Registry bundle, and a playlist to set the perfect mood for your fresh start.
It’s fun, quick, and super insightful.
Celebration Bundles
Travel Bundles
Aesthetic Bundles
You deserve support.
We know sharing your registry might be a little scary and vulnerable. How do you ask? What do you say? Don’t worry. We’ve got you. Learn more about sharing your registry. →
Hey — so I set up a divorce registry. It's basically a fresh start wishlist. If you've been wanting to do something and weren't sure what, this is the easiest answer. [YOUR REGISTRY LINK]
Best for: close friends who already know what you're going throughI finally set up a Fresh Starts Registry — it's a divorce registry, basically a wishlist for starting over. I'm rebuilding my [bedroom / kitchen / home] from scratch and honestly it's a lot. If you've been thinking about what to do, this is how. [YOUR REGISTRY LINK]
Best for: friends who know but haven't asked what they can do yetHi [Name] — I wanted to share something with you. I've set up a divorce registry through Fresh Starts Registry — it's like a registry for starting over, where I've listed things I actually need for my new place. If you'd like to get me something, this is the best way to know what would help. No pressure at all, just wanted you to have it. [YOUR REGISTRY LINK]
Best for: parents, siblings, or relatives who want to help but need more contextOkay I'm going to be brave and share this with you all — I set up a divorce registry. It's a fresh start wishlist for my new place. You've all been so amazing through this and I wanted to give you an easy way to show up if you wanted to. [YOUR REGISTRY LINK] Love you all.
Best for: your inner circle group chatSubject: My Fresh Start Registry
Hi [Name],
I wanted to reach out personally to share something with you. As you may know, I've been going through a divorce — and I'm in the process of building a new home and a new chapter.
I've set up a divorce registry through Fresh Starts Registry — it's essentially a wishlist for everything I need to start over. If you've been wondering how to help or what to do, this is the clearest answer I can give you.
You can find my registry here: [YOUR REGISTRY LINK]
There's no expectation at all — I just wanted you to have it. Your support through this has meant everything.
With love,
[Your name]
Subject: I set up a Fresh Starts Registry
Hi everyone,
Quick note — I've set up a divorce registry. Think of it like a wedding registry but for starting over: I've put together a list of things I actually need as I build my new home and life.
If you've been wanting to do something and weren't sure what, this is it: [YOUR REGISTRY LINK]
Thank you for being in my corner. It matters more than you know.
[Your name]
Best for: a wider group where you want to keep it light and easyHi [Name] — you asked what you could do, and I finally have an answer. I set up a Fresh Starts Registry — it's a wishlist for everything I need as I get my new place set up. Here it is: [YOUR REGISTRY LINK]. Honestly, even just you asking meant a lot.
Best for: replying to someone who already offered to help"Actually — I set up a Fresh Starts Registry, which is basically a divorce registry, a wishlist for my new place. I'll send you the link. It's the easiest way for you to know exactly what would help."
"I want to tell you about something I did that felt slightly brave — I set up a divorce registry. It's through Fresh Starts Registry and it's basically a wishlist for starting over. I'm going to send it to you because you're someone I actually want to have it."
"I know it's a new thing, but it's basically the same idea as a wedding registry — divorce is a major life transition and you have to rebuild a lot of things from scratch. It just gives people who want to help a clear way to do it."
Thank you for being here. I'm in the middle of a big transition — building a new home and a new chapter after my divorce. This is my wishlist for starting over. Your support means everything.
A divorce registry is like a wedding registry — except it's for the fresh start that comes after. I've listed the things I actually need as I rebuild: a new bedroom, a new kitchen, a new home. If you're here, it's because you're someone I trust and someone I'm grateful for. Thank you for supporting me through my fresh start.
I'm starting over. This is what that actually looks like. Thank you for showing up.
How to make these your own
Name what you're building — "I'm setting up my first solo apartment" or "I'm starting over in a new city" gives people context and makes it feel real rather than abstract.
Start with the person's name. "Hi [Name]" instead of a generic opener immediately signals this was sent to them specifically, not blasted out.
Say the true thing, briefly. If you're exhausted, say so. If you're excited about your new place, say that. One true sentence does more than three polished ones.
Remove the pressure explicitly. "No pressure at all" or "just wanted you to have it" makes people feel like they're being given an option, not an obligation — which makes them more likely to use it.
Match the register of your relationship. The way you text your best friend is not the way you email your aunt. Use the voice you'd normally use with that person.
You don't have to explain the whole divorce. A registry share is not a life update — keep it about the registry and let people ask if they want to know more.
We’d like to introduce you to the Registry Fairy
The Registry Fairy is a support enthusiast who sprinkles support items when and where she can! The Registry Fairy visits registries at random and sometimes sends a little support item off the registry!
Submitting is completely optional and doesn't guarantee a gift. It just means you're open to the possibility.
By submitting your registry to the Registry Fairy you consent to Fresh Starts reaching out and asking for a testimonial about your registry experience.
Submitting your registry to the Registry Fairy does not guarantee something will be purchased off your registry, it just means your registry & an item off of it might be selected at random. Fresh Starts makes no guarantees or promises on behalf of the Registry Fairy. The Registry Fairy and Fresh Starts just want to give back when and where they can.
Please note that Fresh Starts uses Amazon.com as our registry engine. This allows our Freshies to keep their addresses hidden if they so chose. It also allows Registry Builders to add almost any item they need to fill their home or feel supported to their registry. We do use affiliate links on our registry bundles, but beyond that Fresh Starts makes no revenue from the creation of a registry or the purchasing off a registry. Beyond the affiliate links Fresh Starts makes no revenue from the Registry and there is no upsell for making a registry through Fresh Starts. Our paramount goal is that people feel supported and safe when they are going through big, brave life moments, for this reason we do not have or collect data on who is making a registry unless they chose to self identify.
Become a Registry Fairy
The Registry Fairy started as a simple idea.
Someone is starting over. They've built a registry — not for a wedding, not for a baby — but for themselves, for the life they're building on the other side of something hard. And sometimes, a stranger shows up for them anyway.
That's the Registry Fairy.
We didn't create a formal program. We didn't build a system. We just started keeping a list of people who wanted to be that stranger — who wanted to do something small and generous for someone they'd never meet, with no expectation of acknowledgment or reciprocity. People who understood that the point wasn't the gift. It was the reminder that the world still has kind people in it.
If that sounds like you, this is the right place.
Being a Registry Fairy means you'll occasionally hear from us with a registry to look at. That's it. You decide if you want to do anything with it. No pressure, no follow-up, no explanation required — ever. You show up when you want to, in whatever way feels right.
The people on the other side of these registries are real. They're rebuilding. They didn't ask for a fairy, and they may never know one showed up. But that's never stopped a fairy before.
Community fund
The Registry Fairy Fund
Not everyone knows someone going through a divorce. But a lot of people want to help anyway.
The Registry Fairy Fund is for them.
Contribute any amount, and it goes into a shared pool that Fresh Starts uses to purchase items directly from registries — giving real support to real people starting over. You won't know whose registry you're shopping. They won't know who helped. That's kind of the whole point.
Maybe you don't have the bandwidth to follow someone's registry, track what's been purchased, or figure out what to ship where. Maybe you just want to do something good and move on with your day. This is that option. Drop in what feels right, and Fresh Starts handles the rest.
Starting fresh is easier when strangers show up for each other.
Every contribution goes directly toward someone's fresh start.
Any amount welcome.