# Use a wishlist note to separate essential details from preferences

For every gift, write down one detail that must stay the same and one detail that may change. A board game may require a particular language, while the cover design is flexible; a cable may need an exact connector, while its colour is only a preference. This simple distinction helps a guest handle an unavailable item without buying something incompatible. Recheck the product pages shortly before sharing, remove duplicate ideas, and keep the list short enough that each note can be read without opening several shop tabs.

A [wishlist on KUBADUBA](https://kubaduba.com/) can bring together public product links from different stores and keep the selection notes beside each suggestion. Guests can reserve gifts, but they still confirm the current price, availability, payment, and delivery with the retailer. Avoid putting a home address or access instructions in the public list; those details can be shared privately once someone has chosen how the gift will be delivered.