Sponsored post: Williams-Sonoma and a $250 giveaway!

Williams-Sonoma is amazing. You don’t need us to tell you that, but sometimes it’s nice to be reminded. Their artfully curated stores, stocked with the bestest culinary necessities make you want to drop everything you’re doing and bury yourself in the joys of cooking and entertaining for the rest of your days. Or at least that’s how we feel. And since getting married usually includes a registry full of your most lusted after items for the home, Williams-Sonoma is the perfect place to set up a wishlist to outfit your kitchen handsomely. How many times in your life are you going to get to tell people exactly what you want, and then actually have said items appear on your doorstep?

For instance, no kitchen would be complete without a Kitchen Aid stand mixer and a Cuisinart food processor. Yes they’re both necessary and serve different but entirely essential purposes.

And might we recommend a Le Creuset French oven for bubbling glorious stews on the stove whilst cozying up to your new hubs?

You can always use a big beautiful cutting board for actually chopping things, but it also makes a lovely cheeseboard for a party.

And then there’s the hundreds of little kitchen tools and gadgets that make cooking so much more fun. Cannot recommend a microplane grater and a hand juicer enough. Plus if you’re a composter, their countertop buckets are perfect for keeping scraps undercover. And gorgeous French linens make even a weekday dinner for two feel more special.

So how does the $250 giveaway work?

First you need to visit Williams-Sonoma.com to create your registry.

Next leave a comment here to let us know that you created your reg.

If you already have a registry, don’t worry! You’re eligible too. Just go to your registry, add 5 new items and leave a comment here that includes the new items you added.

If you want to receive an extra entry, include a link to your public registry in your comment.

The contest ends May 22nd so get going! Definitely wishing we could enter. $250 to Williams-Sonoma sounds pretty good to us.