Planning Advice

Save some cash before the big bash.

Here's how to make your NYE wedding extra-memorable for you and your guests.

It's a fun creative project, sure, but it's also a springboard to your wedding style.

We've got wedding pros that fill every niche below.

This isn't a kindergarten birthday party.

Signature lattes, espresso martinis and more!

Call us mind readers.

Psst: If you save on vendors, you can use those dollars toward further elevating your celebration.

Experts dish on what you need to know.

From printable templates to personalized postcards, these wedding mad libs ideas are an easy way to bring humor and heart to your big day.

Your step-by-step guide.

It's here: our annual, editor-curated list of up-and-comers making waves in the wedding biz.

Getting legally married before your wedding might sound unconventional, but for some couples, it’s a smart and practical choice. Ahead, experts explain why couples do it and how to navigate the logistics.

Thoughtfully weigh our take when stranding your single guests on a proverbial white-tableclothed island.

We have the checklist you need so you don’t miss a thing.

Plus, all the pros and cons of a Sunday wedding.

From strolls to sentimental sisterhood songs, these sorority wedding ideas let you honor your chapter's legacy and your sisters on your big day.

It's a popular movie trope, but is it legally binding? Here's what the law says.

With alcohol on the menu, chances are someone may overindulge. Here's how to handle it.

An insider dishes on The Knot wedding submissions.

What a wedding party (and everyone in it) actually does.

From the absolute essentials to the nice-to-haves.

Experts weigh in on how to handle this awkward situation.

Say "I do" to a quick, legal wedding.

This is your cheat sheet for titles and honorifics.

Calling all crafty couples who want the ultimate DIY keepsake.

Nods to nostalgia and whispers of witches… these are a few of our upcoming things. 

Tips to show your guests a good time.

There's no one-size-fits-all answer.

Their responsibilities don't start and stop on the big day.