What makes the perfect registry? Our Dream Registry series answers just that, providing an endless source of inspiration for those putting together their own Over The Moon registries. We enlisted the help of some of our most stylish and in-the-know friends—whether they’re single, engaged, or already married. (Because we’re taking a page from Carrie Bradshaw’s playbook and saying one should be able to register for Manolos no matter what their relationship status!) Peek inside the registries of tastemakers, from editors and stylists to wedding planners and beyond. Your dream registry is just a click away.
This December, ABC News Correspondent Will Reeve surprised Victoria Dubin Events Partner and Planner Amanda Dubin with a proposal in a gallery with the Empire State Building in the background. After she excitedly said yes, he led her upstairs, where their families were waiting to celebrate the momentous milestone.
With longtime access to all that the luxury wedding industry has to offer, the NYC-based planner already had her eye on a specific venue in Miami and is tentatively holding a date in January 2026 in her mind. Next up? Creating her Over The Moon Dream Registry.
“I’d describe my aesthetic as sophisticated and eclectic, drawing on rich, earthy tones,” Amanda explains. “I like to play with a mix of materials and textures while focusing on unique designs.” When it comes to decorating her and Will’s spaces, she likes to start with one standout piece and build out accordingly. “For example in our bedroom, I chose a beautiful green upholstered bed as the focal point. From there, I layered the room with earthy tones and added fun, thoughtfully-curated accessories to bring personality and warmth to the space.”
When it comes to merging styles with her fiancé, they may have perfected it to a tee. “It’s not uncommon for us to head out the door for dinner, only for us to realize we are unintentionally twinning and one of us has to run upstairs to change,” Amanda laughs. “When we first moved in together, we were pleasantly surprised at how seamlessly our belongings fit together—an ideal balance of masculine and feminine that feels uniquely ‘us.’”
For design inspiration, Amanda doesn’t have to look very far. She credits her mother’s incredible eye for decorating and Will’s family business, Ralph Pucci International. “They represent so many incredible artists and designers who redefine the balance between art and functionality,” she shares. “Their pieces are the kind you dream about, and we’re hoping that one day we can fill our home with some of their stunning designs.”
Apart from fine art, Amanda’s Dream Registry consists of curated, classic pieces with a playful twist. “A must-have for me was a set of fun, eye-catching dessert or salad plates—something that doubles as a conversation piece and pairs beautifully with more neutral chargers and dinner plates,” she explains. The Ginori 1735 Il Viaggio Di Nettuno collection stood out, especially with orange pieces, which is the wedding planner’s favorite color. “I was also drawn to glassware with pops of color to elevate a simple dinner set and make it feel fresh and exciting.”
AERIN was also a key brand for Amanda to add pieces from. “It was important to include one of their stunning vases and picture frames, featuring the green accents we have throughout our home,” she explains. The Scalamandré wallpaper ties everything together with a blend of earth tones and color.
The 2026 bride leaves us with her early advice on creating an Over The Moon Registry: “My biggest tip would be to take your time—this is such a fun part of the process, and it shouldn’t feel like a chore! Remember, you’re selecting pieces for your future home just as much as your current one, so it’s key to choose timeless, classic items that combine practicality with personality. Try to avoid trendy pieces you might tire of quickly. Also, make sure to include a mix of high and low-priced items, so there’s something for everyone to gift.”
Shop Amanda Dubin’s Dream Registry below!
