Baptism · Binyag
Help the ninongs and ninangs choose gifts your baby will actually use. Share one list of clothes, essentials and keepsakes, and they reserve so nothing is doubled.
At a Filipino binyag, the baby often has many ninongs and ninangs, and most of them ask the parents what to give. A baptism gift registry answers everyone at once.
Create the registry with your baby’s name (like “Baby Ana”) and the baptism date. Add what you need: clothes in the next size up, a baby bath set, feeding essentials, diapers, or a silver keepsake. Say how many you need of each, and share the link in the godparents’ group chat.
Godparents tap “I’ll get this” and you can see who reserved what, so thank-you messages are easy. You can also add your GCash QR for those who prefer to give cash.
Updated November 2026
Each button opens the store filtered to that price. Add the ones you like to your list.
Yes. Making and sharing a registry is free, with no app to install and no limit on items or guests.
Baby clothes, a blanket, feeding sets, diapers, a silver bracelet or a cash gift in an envelope are the most common. A registry tells them what the baby actually needs.
Each item has an “I’ll get this” button. Once a guest taps it, others see it’s taken. For things you need several of, like plates or diapers, guests reserve one or more pieces and everyone sees how many are left.
Yes. Baptism registries show who reserved what by default, so you know who to thank. You can turn it off for a surprise.
Yes. Upload your own GCash, Maya or bank QR and add a short note. Guests scan it in their own app and the money goes straight to you; Manito Manita never handles it.
Set it up in 2 minutes. Free, and guests don’t need an account.
Create your baptism registry
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