The 2021 bridal dress trends reflect the year we've had with ever-changing wedding plans and new twists on the standard traditions. Fashion, impeccable fit, and dresses that reflect great personal style are what it's all about. From minimalist satin columns with plunging necklines to ball go… Read more

If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that beautiful weddings can still happen even in the toughest and most confusing of times. Valerie Gernhauser of Sapphire Events and Ruby and Pearl Events quickly jumped on the smaller wedding trend and created Minimal Matrimony for couples seeking to get… Read more

As couples across the country register for kitchen knives and cordless vacuums on The Knot, they can also help amazing organizations at the same time. Son of a Saint, a local New Orleans non-profit helping fatherless boys through its many programs, is officially part of The Knot Gifts Back program. Read more

Katherine Eshleman and Richard Morales had big plans for their March wedding, but like many other couples, the two had to quickly reconsider as regulations due to COVID-19 were announced at the city, state, and national level. "We knew the wedding would not be able to go as planned," Eshlema… Read more

You have the dress, now it's time to accessorize! Finish your bridal look with fresh jewels, stunning hair accessories, and sensible blue pieces.  Read more

Looking to thank your family and friends for being a part of your big day? A little gift given during the initial ask or during the wedding weekend is always an appreciated gesture. Whether it is something wedding related or a sweet something that they'll use again and again, these 17 items … Read more

This year’s wedding dress trends truly offer something for every type of bride. From minimalist satin columns with plunging necklines to voluminous ball gowns featuring tiers of ruffles and tulle, modern and classic silhouettes are both dominating the runways. Ultra-chic options include dram… Read more

St. Mary’s Church at the Old Ursuline Convent in the French Quarter was the very first venue that Olivia Millet and Zachary Loupe considered when planning their wedding. "My mom went to Ursuline and I’d heard of the convent, but had never seen it," Olivia explains. "The minute we walked into… Read more

Chris Ralph and Alex Breaux always knew they would get married in New Orleans. The couple first met at Tulane University in 2012. Chris, from Michigan, was a freshman and Alex, from New Iberia, was a senior. After five years of dating, the two became engaged in April 2017 and began to plan t… Read more

New Orleans prides itself on being a city of unique history and traditions. Weddings here are inherently romantic and often filled with distinctive touches. From quintessential venues to the professionals who can enhance any space, newly engaged couples are in luck: New Orleans truly has it all. Read more

From smaller shower sentiments to bigger and bolder pieces, our guide has you covered up until the moment they say “I Do.” Read more

Flowers have long been a staple in the world of weddings, with no signs of disappearing. From bouquets to centerpieces, they're an important part of the big day and can truly transform a space. Magnolia Pearl is here to continue the tradition, but in a new and reusable way. Read more

According to Alexa Pulitzer, engaged couples do not come to the New Orleans-based designer for anything trendy. "They come to me for unique art," Pulitzer told Adore. "I am truly a bespoke stationer." Read more

As much as nuptials have changed through the years, sending a thank you note is still (and will always be) in style. While there are differing opinions on the best time to send a thank you--some sources say 2 to 3 weeks while others allow 2 to 3 months--Sallie Jones of Scriptura says promptn… Read more

The Scriptura experience is everything a bride dreams it will be. Steeped in old-world elegance and versed in modern etiquette, the designers at this award-winning studio create distinctive invitations that truly reflect each couple's love story. Your wedding stationary- save the dates, repl… Read more

When Ellie Romair walked down the aisle of Holy Name of Jesus Church last May, she was the fourth generation in her family to do so. For her marriage to Alexander Alford, there was never any doubt about where the ceremony would take place. "My great grandparents, grandparents, and parents we… Read more

When shopping for a wedding dress, a bride is looking for something that gives her the "this is it" feeling. She wants to feel comfortable, confident, beautiful, and sexy on her big day. The key is finding a dress for your body type, one that fits like a glove, and then letting the trends of… Read more

When selecting items for your wedding registry, you'll be advised to be practical. Dishware, cutlery, and pots and pans are all traditional choices that will serve your home and family well over the years. But classic doesn't need to be boring! Skip the boring glasses for goblets in every sh… Read more

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New Orleans is one of the most desirable places to tie the knot. Stunning ballrooms, romantic courtyards, and historic venues mixed with Southern charm and a lively culture consistently place America's favorite city at the top of the list. Whether you desire an intimate space or something cl… Read more

Wedding cake is the centerpiece of any reception and as such plays a starring role. With a desire to make the day more personal and interactive, brides are gravitating towards stunning cake tables with multiple layers of scrumptious goodness, or to one masterpiece that fully realizes the new… Read more

Most brides know the importance of hiring seasoned professionals when it comes to avoiding wedding day snafus. But the best photographers, caterers, and event planners don't just ensure that everything runs smoothly—their work elevates the event, making it a work of art that truly reflects y… Read more

From bouquets and boutonnieres to arches and arbors, wedding flowers have a presence powerful enough to rival that of the most distinguished guests. And just like any strong personality, flowers can set a mood. Here are three unique styles to consider for your big day. Read more

New Orleans consistently ranks among the top U.S. locations for destination weddings—and that's not just because it has the patina of a romantic European city. "Being from the South, we like our traditions, and people from out of town love to see them because they are so uniquely New Orleans… Read more

Carol McDonald and Ryan O'Connor met at Tulane Law School. Carol has an enduring reverence for history and bygone eras, so there was never any doubt about where they would get married. New Orleans, steeped in centuries of tradition, was the perfect choice for the couple who now make this uni… Read more

You've said yes to the dress, but what about the shoes, earrings, and purse? Wedding day accessories are often an afterthought, but these 14 items make the case to plan ahead. From classic belts and jewels to sparkly "something blue" shoes, your bridal look can't help but be elevated.  Read more