Planning Advice

Here are 14 things you can actually do.

Take it from a repeat bridesmaid.

Because not everyone identifies as a bachelor or bachelorette.

What's better than a fierce workout? Teaming up with your bridal party, of course. Check out these awesome wedding party workouts.

Here's what to do if you have a family member who likes to take things a little too far.

Hug a bridesmaid today.

Behold the pros and cons of hiring a "friendor."

We know you'll have a lot on your mind, so don't forget these essentials.

Here's how to handle potential wedding crashers.

From sassy quotes to sentimental lyrics, let a chic mirror sign reflect exactly who you are as a couple.

Need to (politely) shut down your mother-in-law during wedding planning? Here's how to do it with grace.

You can do so much more than simply printing it on a piece of paper.

Our annual list of the most highly rated wedding vendors has arrived. Here's where to find it.

The Knot beauty editor put this anti-aging service to the test. Here's what you should know.

Odds are, you have at least one broke bridesmaid on your hands.

Being the maid of honor is a big enough job when you live near your BFF. Here's how to support the bride—even from miles away.

Unfortunately, it comes with the territory of hosting a party where alcohol is served.

My husband and I tossed tradition when we made our wedding plans and got two incredibly special days.

'Tis the season for wedding wreaths and reindeer cake toppers.

We could all learn a thing or two from these couples who've been through it already.

Having an unplugged wedding ceremony definitely has its pros—but if you or your partner aren't totally sold on the idea, here's a good compromise.

Skip the facial and DIY projects on your wedding day.

Thinking pink for your bridesmaid gifts? Not only are these pretty picks, but the proceeds will go straight to Breast Cancer Awareness causes.

Nineties nostalgia has brought this vibrant trend back in full swing.

Yes, it's possible to make your wedding feel personal for everyone—no matter how large your guest list is.

Do you really need to put "and guest" on every person's invitation?

If you have single friends, read this.

Odds are, some of your besties aren't besties with each other.

What happens when two engaged people in your life inadvertently choose the same wedding weekend? Well, you're officially double-booked—and you need a plan.

When it feels like Michael Scott hit your bank account with his company car.