Is there a tool to share my Amazon cart with bridesmaids?

Are you on desktop or mobile? In my experience, Share-a-Cart is the standard move.

• Install extension
• Share code Its way faster than messing with lists.

Re: "Are you on desktop or mobile? In my..." - honestly, that matters a ton. Just saw this thread and I have dealt with this specific headache for my sisters wedding and my own last year. Before I give you my full advice, are these girls all in the same city or are they spread out? It makes a huge difference for shipping costs and if they should even be buying individually or if you should just buy in bulk and have them Venmo you. Ngl, you gotta be careful with some of these third-party extensions because sometimes the sizes or colors dont sync right and you end up with wrong items... total nightmare. Tbh, I am not gonna type out a whole manual here because there is a really solid YouTube tutorial that covers exactly how to do this without getting your account flagged or losing your cart data. Just go search for something like how to share amazon cart for groups and it is basically the first result from that one tech channel. It explains the privacy risks too which you definitely want to consider. A few practical things to watch out for:

• Watch the sold by field so they dont get scammed by shady third-party sellers.
• Make sure everyone uses their own Prime login or the shipping fees will be a waste.
• Double check the return window since your wedding is in three weeks. If you just need a simple tool for share Amazon cart to get it done, search the Chrome web store and read the most recent reviews first. Dont just trust the general star rating because these tools break whenever Amazon updates their site. Good luck tho, you got this.

TL;DR: Use Cart To Link. I used it last month and its reliable, just make sure to double check the item details before sharing. It should save your sanity.

Regarding what #3 said about "Re: "Are you on desktop or mobile? In..." - the shipping logic is spot on, but reliability is where I usually worry. Honestly, I have tried things like Share-A-Cart and it was just not as good as expected for my last group project. Extension-based tools can be buggy when items have multiple color or size variants, and you really dont want bridesmaids ending up with the wrong robes three weeks out. Unfortunately, there isnt a perfect one-click solution that I trust completely. My advice is to stay methodical. Use a dedicated Amazon Idea List instead of a cart. It lets you group the robes and favors together in one link. It forces the girls to click add to cart themselves, which feels like more work, but it ensures the size and color data stays intact. I have seen too many glitches with third-party apps to recommend them for something this important... stay safe and stick to the native list tools.