It would be great if we could text our guests information. Such as "Reserve your hotel by *** date to obtain the wedding rate". I have been able to use the RSVP text and it worked great! I just wish I could use it for other important details.

Some of the articles that I find on the Knot for ideas and etiquette, I would love to be able to bookmark for later in one easy-to-find spot, like an "Articles" section of my profile.

Either a close friend or family member could compose these messages for a surprise presentation to the bride and grooms at their reception. It would also be very helpful for guest who may not be able to come to the wedding. It would give all the guest and opportunity to share their memories instead of just the best man and maid of honor.

"Easy Ways to Document Your Photos & Video" should have included picshareparty.com, which allows guests to text photos directly to an online gallery phone number. No login or app install is needed.

Being able to have a blue print/sketcher to actually draw the dimensions of the floor and place the tables in and tablecloths and table runners and centerpieces to see your reception and/or ceremony venue come to life before you purchase everything and then not like it

It would be great to add the following categories to The Knot LookBook App:

-flower bouquets and arrangements, with filters for: what's in season in your area, types of bouquets, by flower type (with the option to select multiple flowers)

-wedding decor

-search colour schemes, it would be neat to be able to select a colour scheme and see a flow of images pertaining to that from bridesmaid dresses to decor ect.

Tipping reception Staff and anyone who works your wedding is not optional. It is protocol. This is false info.

When you see this on a contract it is only because catering companies, restaurants, rental companies, florists, planners, etc. do not pay their employees very much money. And they want you to pay the rest for them.

The Knot needs to make it known to people outside of the industry that it is industry protocol to tip all staff. Unless they ruined your day, gratuity is expected. It doesn't have to be a lot, but it needs to be something.