It would be great to be able to restrict my guest list, so that people RSVPing cannot add an infinite list of plus 1s, which is currently the case. We do not want people adding on guests willy nilly, and this seems like a basic feature of any RSVP system, make it so that only people on the guest list can RSVP. The password feature does nothing to address this issue, as guests that have the password are still able to invite their entire football team as well. This is causing us a lot of headaches, the last thing we need. Please fix!

Hi!

Our Tech team at The Knot is aware that quite a few of our couples have noticed their Newlywed Fund disappearing from view on their wedding website registry page. I am so very sorry if this is happening on your account. We have been looking at this urgently since it was reported last week, and the team is looking forward to pushing a solution out later this week. As soon as we have a fix for all accounts, I will send out another update so you can check your accounts fresh.

Again, we are very sorry if this is or has been affecting your account. We know that having the cash registry available to your guests is important, and we are definitely trying to make sure the fix is pushed out as soon as possible.

Thanks for your patience - and we really thank you for reporting this issue so promptly and with the details provided. It helps us to hear from our couples so we know the scope of each Tech related issue.

yours. truly.

Keri

Client Experience Manager

Dear JCPenney Registrants,

We're reaching out to inform you that as of April 1, 2018, your Guests' view of your JCPenney registry on The Knot will look slightly different. This is due to the conclusion of JCPenney's partnership with The Knot. We will be removing all synced JCPenney registry items and instead providing a single link for guests to view your registry on JCPenney.com. This means that JCPenney will appear as a manually added registry and their individual items will no longer be available on your registry link or your wedding website page.

We sincerely apologize in advance for any inconvenience that this may cause.

yours. truly.
Customer Experience Team

I don't like this website, I cant find the prices for anything or a cart or to add things and buy them, how am I supposed to do that when its not on the **** website , please add those things ASAP if you want me to buy a dress from here, and so I can buy a freaking dress for my daughters wedding because I would really like to go and look the best! please please add the prices on the dresses tomomrow so I can come back and be happy not on the current mood I'm in now or else I'm gonna have a bf, ill tell what it is its a ***** fit. I'm going to write a letter to the owner of this company and the owners manger and tell them what a horrible job your doing and get you fired and not to ever get a job ever and be poor! ok bye have a good day

Our Tech team is aware of the issue with Anthropologie's registry items not displaying properly on both your wedding website and stand alone registry pages. We are working with the retailer to implement a fix as quickly as possible. We are sorry for the inconvenience!

Your guests can still click through to see your full registry at the retailer directly and as soon as a fix is in place, the photos will again showing on our pages as well.

Thank you for your quick reporting of this issue - and for your patience while we get it fixed.

xoxo,
Customer Experience Team

There needs to be an auto save feature when writing in the different sections of the wedding website. It is extremely easy to delete paragraphs of details, stories etc. that have all been neatly compiled.

I have lost so much work today because I HIGHLIGHTED the text, and poof, text box and hours of work just gone..

Other option is to have a note on the website creation page, to write all of your information in a different space and copy paste it into the text boxes.

Just a heads up for busy brides like me! Write it down elsewhere if you don't want to risk losing all your info! Congrats to all of you!!

I was looking through the charities, and I have to say that I was honestly really disappointed to see Planned Parenthood among the organizations that The Knot donates to. I don't know if you're aware of the controversy regarding the sale of human body parts, but if you would like to read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/12/07/planned-parenthood-under-investigation-by-justice-department-over-sale-fetal-tissue.html
Planned Parenthood has also been known to actually harm the women that they say they're helping. I know it may sound cliche, but as a former fetus, I also have to say that I strongly disagree with the fact that Planned Parenthood makes large amounts of money by killing fetuses. From what I have heard, there is also not full disclosure regarding the potential physical and psychological side effects the mother may suffer from after having an abortion.
As a website that supports marriage, life, love, and beauty, please reconsider including this organization in those you support. There are many other options which provide quality healthcare for women, and do not participate in ending the lives of those women not yet born.
Sincerely,
Cheryl

I just spent over an hour writing all of the painfully detailed instructions for our destination wedding on the "Accommodations" section of our wedding website and apparently I accidentally clicked off of the editing box that I was working from and now all of my work has disappeared.

I just died a little inside because it took me so long to assemble all the information and now it's gone. I can't go back, there is no recover button, I didn't even get a warning that I was about to exit the editing box without saving my work before it all just disappeared.

Could you please add a warning pop up "Are you sure you want to exit this editing box without saving your work" on the website pages? Thank you!

This article is offensive, misogynistic, and should be removed immediately: https://www.theknot.com/content/a-grooms-guide-to-planning-a-wedding

In addition to being poorly written, it perpetuates the inaccurate female stereotypes related to wedding planning (and relationships in general). It is unacceptable that a website which claims to support love, planning, and PARTNERSHIP would post an article that glibly suggests that women are crazy ("she'll put a gun to your head" if you give your opinion), or somehow responsible for the lion's share of planning a celebration, while a groom's only responsibility is to "stay out of the way" and not **** someone else. Seriously? This is the most blatant, fetid piece of sexism I've seen while wedding planning. The writer should seriously evaluate his attitude toward women, and theknot should be ashamed for giving a platform to such tasteless trash. Especially in today's sociopolitical climate, the decision to post this was reckless and culturally tonedeaf.

Since apparently it bears repeating: a wedding is a celebration of love and equal partnership, and its planning / development is a joint effort. If one partner chooses to take a larger role than the other, that's the couple's choice, but this kind of warped gendor role propaganda from a site that many couples look to for guidance and advice is wholly improper. Do better.

Happy to discuss further, and if Mr. Wilser wants to have a productive discussion about how to be more respectful to women, he can give me a call.

Best,
Kate