Group gifts, without the chase

One wedding gift from the whole group

The registry's big items are gone and half the office wants to chip in. One link: everyone gives what they want, privately, and the couple chooses their gift.

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Newlyweds at their reception table reading messages together on the bride's phone, her head on his shoulder, guests chatting behind them

How it works for the guest who organizes it

Start the pool in the free KadoPool app

Add both partners and set their shares.

Invite the group

By e-mail from the app, and in the group chat or the office channel.

The page where people chip in to "Hana & Leo's wedding" from the link, by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay

Let the reminders do the chasing

With automatic reminders on, KadoPool nudges the people you invited by e-mail who haven't chipped in yet, about 3 days and 12 hours before the closing date. You see who has chipped in, never who gave what.

Pool details of "Hana & Leo's wedding" in the KadoPool app: four of eight have chipped in, the amounts hidden by the Privacy Shield

Send the gift

They open it in the KadoPool app, with the KadoBook of everyone's wishes.

A page of the KadoBook "Hana & Leo's wedding" in the KadoPool app, for Hana: "To Hana and Leo: may your home always be full of friends, music and very good bread." Chloé
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On a computer? Scan with your phone's camera.

Free to organize, in about two minutes. Guests and coworkers chip in from the link, with no app.

For the guests who can't be there

Everyone chips in from the same link, from anywhere, and every name goes in the KadoBook.

The card is built in

No card to buy and pass around: every message goes in the KadoBook, and a KadoClip can play at the reception.

Instead of a wedding present

People can give to a charity the couple loves, in their honor. The money goes to the charity, each donor gets a tax receipt from it, and the partner you name receives the KadoBook. How donation pools work

What they receive

Prepaid cards or gift cards: they choose

Prepaid cards they spend wherever the card is accepted (up to $999 each; the rest as gift cards), gift cards they pick, or a mix. See the gift cards

Everyone can add a photo

On US pools, each person can add one with their message, in the app or on the website after paying. You choose which ones to keep.

Review the photos of "Hana & Leo's wedding" in the KadoPool app: the photo someone added, kept for the KadoClip. The people are invented and the photo was made with AI.
A made-up gift: the people are invented and the photo was made with AI.

A KadoClip: the messages as a short video

Set to music, from $2.49 per recipient, or with the photos, from $3.99. You see the price before you choose.

Two samples for a made-up class gift: the families, the messages and the photos are invented, and the photos were made with AI.

The KadoBook, free with every gift

Every message on its own page, with the names of the people who chipped in, kept in the app for two years.

A page of the KadoBook "Hana & Leo's wedding" in the KadoPool app, for Hana: "Sorry we can't make the trip! Dance one for us." Noah and Ava

A KadoPrint: the KadoClip, printed

The messages and photos you keep, printed and sent to each person you thank. You see its price, with shipping, in the app.

A KadoFrame: the poster

The photos everyone added, as one 18 × 24 in poster in the gift's style, with every name. Printed, rolled in a tube and sent to each person you thank. You see its price, with shipping, in the app.

A sample KadoFrame for a made-up class gift: the poster "Thank you, Ms. Rivera", with each family's photo and name
A sample KadoFrame for a made-up class gift: the families and the photos are invented, and the photos were made with AI.

Why KadoPool for a wedding

  • Private by design. Nobody sees who gave what, not even the organizer. The total stays hidden until enough people have chipped in that no amount can be guessed.
  • The card is built in. Every message goes in a KadoBook, free with every gift, and a KadoClip can turn the messages and photos into a short video.
  • A gift that gives twice. Link the pool to a school, club or nonprofit and KadoPool gives it 30% of our fee, never taken from the gift. Or give to a charity in someone's honor.

What it costs

Organizing is free. Each payment carries the card processing and KadoPool's 2% fee: about $1.53 on a $25 gift. You choose whether it comes out of the gift or is added on top. See pricing

Questions

When do they get the gift?

When you send it from the app, once the pool has closed. Set the closing date for the day before you want them to have it, and send it on the day. They don't need an account first: they get one e-mail with the gift and open it in the free KadoPool app.

Can we use it alongside their registry?

Yes. It's a separate gift.

Can people outside the US chip in?

Yes, from the link with their own card. It is charged in dollars and their bank converts it. Stripe charges 1.5% more for a card from outside the US, shown before they pay.

More questions

Can each partner have their own share?

Yes. Add both and set each one's share; each chooses prepaid cards, gift cards or a mix.

Can I keep it a surprise?

Yes, always: the couple hear nothing from KadoPool until you send the gift. Just share the link where the couple won't see it.

Start the wedding gift

Everyone chips in privately from one link, and the couple chooses their gift.

QR code to get the KadoPool app

On a computer? Scan with your phone's camera.

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