Registry Picks For the Pair Who Loves a Good Morning Beverage

This pair of Zwilling J.A. Henckels Sorrento Plus Espresso Mugs ($27) looks all design-y with its mouth-blown glass, but there's more going on. The double-walled mugs help keep hot drinks hot, so you'll be way less likely to sit down to lukewarm coffee or tea.

Maybe you're a "start my day with hot water and lemon" person. Maybe your spouse-to-be is more of a "drink homemade cold brew" type. Either way, a better beverage begins with crisp, clean water. The Brita 18-Cup UltraMax Pitcher ($32) filters out a host of minerals and odors, so you can start with the best-tasting water possible. (So delicious, in fact, that you might just drink it straight.)

Registering for tea is unconventional, but it's also kind of brilliant. Think about it: You'll use this gift every day, right? This Twinings of London Green Tea Keurig K-Cup Pods ($23) is a good value for antioxidant-rich green tea — just be sure to recycle the pods when you're done.

Again, most people aren't going to register for Starbucks 12 oz. Vanilla Flavored Syrup ($7). But why not create a registry that lets you set up your own mini coffee shop at home?

For tea and pour-over coffee, an electric kettle is essential. This Breville Soft Top Pure Kettle ($80) is a good option with smart features: a dual window, so you can see the water level, a removable scale filter, and an ergonomic handle for comfort.

Picture it: you and your spouse, waking up with sun filtering through your bedroom curtains. The scent of coffee brewing reaches the two of you. You toss on some robes, shuffle into the kitchen, and pour a piping-hot cup of coffee. What turns this fantasy into reality? The Cuisinart 14-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker ($100), which you can program as you please.

If you're not a regular espresso drinker but still like a little foam on your homemade latte, go for this Aerolatte Steam Free Milk Frother ($22). It's small enough to stash in a drawer and convenient enough that you'll use it more often than you might predict.

Establishing healthy habits is especially important for newlyweds. The fruit-and-veggie smoothies you make today may very well help you live well for the decades to come. This Ninja Foodi Power Blender & Processor System ($160) makes for foolproof blending and the silkiest smoothies, plus it's easy to clean up. That means more time drinking the smoothies you love, less time figuring out whose turn it is to do a pile of dishes.

Real talk: that $10 green juice habit of yours would be money way better used toward a down payment on a house. Of course, that doesn't mean you have to give up the juice you love — just register for a Ninja Cold Press Juicer Pro ($130), which cranks out delicious drinks just as you like 'em.