Two editors, one list.
You both edit the same list from your own phones. No master copy on one account, no forwarding screenshots of kettles. Add things as you find them; it stays one list, and it's both of yours.
Easy on your guests.
Guests open the link, choose, and reserve. No account, no app store, no password: we confirm the reservation by email so it sticks. Anyone who'd rather go their own way simply does; the list is there for the ones who ask. And whether you two see what's been reserved is your choice: hidden by default, visible if you'd rather plan than be surprised.
Not tied to one store.
A wedding list here does the department-store job without the single department store. The linen from one place, the turntable from another, the honeymoon walking boots from a third: paste any link and it joins the list. Guests buy at the shop's own price, from the shop itself.
Wedding questions.
Is this like a department-store gift list?
It does the same job without the single shop. Add anything from anywhere; guests buy wherever the link points, at the shop's own price. Yovolo never takes the money: guests pay the shop directly.
Can both of us edit it?
Yes. The list is co-owned: you both add, remove and reorder from your own accounts, and it stays one list.
Do guests need an account?
No. The link opens in any browser, and reserving asks only for an email so the reservation can be confirmed.
Can guests go in on one bigger gift together?
Yes, guests can pool around one bigger item. Pledges are promises, not payments: money never moves through Yovolo, and the group settles up its own way.