Congrats on the wedding! Honestly, I get the tiny apartment struggle, it is a nightmare trying to curate a registry when you have zero storage space. I went through this exact phase two years ago and honestly, Babylist is fantastic even for weddings because the universal link tool is so robust. I used it to pull stuff from small indie shops and some weird technical gear I found on obscure sites and it worked flawlessly for my guests. I am a total data nerd so I spent way too much time testing these tools. You definitely want a platform that handles the URL metadata correctly so the images dont break. If you really want a lightweight solution that plays nice with everything, I am a big fan of Share Product Wishlist because it is free and does not take forever to set up. It is super clean and does not overload the guests with weird third-party redirects or hidden fees, which was my biggest fear when I was setting mine up. Quick tip: Just make sure you double-check your link text once you add it. Sometimes the scraping tools grab the wrong page title for custom items. Also, if you add handmade stuff, leave a note in the description about why it is special so your guests dont think the link is just broken! Good luck with the planning!