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Covid-19 Wedding Planning Help

We wanted to put together a complete comprehensive guide for all of our couples dealing with wedding rescheduling right now, as well as something for couples just starting the planning phase of their exciting journey. We searched the internet with a fine-tooth comb and found there was nothing we could put together that would contain as much information as this guide we found by the professionals at The Knot, so we are sharing their guide below. Call today to see how we can help! 760.533.6130

The Knot's COVID-19 Wedding Help

We're here for you.

by The Knot

As couples all over the world are being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, we are all trying to navigate the right actions to take in this incredibly difficult situation. Like you, here at The Knot we are making daily decisions as to how to best keep our couples, employees and partners safe and healthy. We're here for you through the ups and downs, and we'll continue to update our guide to all things weddings and coronavirus as new information becomes available from the CDC and WHO, as well as from experts within the wedding industry.

Remember that you are not alone right now. Tens of thousands of weddings happen in the US every weekend, and if you are facing the decision to cancel or postpone your wedding, we know it is extremely emotional and are here for you every step of the way. In addition to the resources below, The Knot has opened up a dedicated hotline to answer any and all wedding planning questions that you may have. We can be reached at (833) 998-2865 or help@theknot.com.

The Knot's Coronavirus and Wedding Planning FAQs

Got a question about how to navigate? Check out our expert-sourced answers to all your queries here, which we're updating regularly.

For Couples Planning Their Weddings

>> How to Postpone Your Wedding Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

A guide on the steps to take when postponing your wedding due to COVID-19.

>> Exactly How to Shift Your Wedding Timeline Due to COVID-19

For couples with wedding dates in 2020, we did the math for you. Here's exactly what to know and do if you'd planned to get married in April, May, June and beyond.

>> Bridal Salons Answer All of Your COVID-Related Wedding Dress Concerns

You've got questions about your wedding gown and shopping amid COVID-19, and thanks to bridal boutiques, we've got all the answers just for you.

>> Wedding Dress Shopping is Possible During COVID-19

TLDR — bridal salons have got your back. From virtual appointments to at-home try-ons to hosting town halls for customers, boutiques are making dress shopping possible and personalized in the time of coronavirus.

>> How to Manage Your Registry If You Postpone Your Wedding

Asking for wedding gifts might feel a bit strange right now, but trust us — you're not alone. We're answering all those tricky registry-related FAQs.

>> What Wedding Planners Are Telling Couples to Do

We tapped top planners and vendors to find out exactly what they’re currently advising couples to do in light of the coronavirus outbreak.

>> Social Distancing While Planning a Wedding

How to tackle dress shopping, vendor relationships, and more. The good news? You can actually get a lot done.

>> Everything to Know About "Change-the-Date" Wedding Cards

Like a more flexible sibling of the save-the-date.

>> Wedding Dates to Avoid in 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023

You've made the tough decision to postpone, but to when exactly? Here's a handy cheat sheet of holidays and other dates to be mindful of in the coming years.

>> It's OK to Be Sad About Having to Postpone Your Wedding

Know that what you and your partner are feeling is valid, and your feelings shouldn't be discounted. It's best to face those feelings head on, so here's how to do that.

For The Wedding Guests

>> I'm Supposed to Attend a Spring Wedding. What Do I Do Now?

Couples themselves are having to scramble and make new plans amid the pandemic, so what's a wedding guest to do? Here, a handy etiquette guide for those guests who have a wedding on their calendar in the coming months.

>> Gift Giving Etiquette for Postponed Weddings

Where do wedding gifts fall in all of this? We know there are a ton of questions surrounding gift and registry etiquette — here, we dig into the answers.

>> How to Be a Good Friend to Someone Whose Wedding Was Impacted by the Coronavirus

While hugs and coffee dates might be off limits due to social distancing, being there for a friend isn't. Here's how to show some kindness to those people in your life who are dealing with the stress of postponing their big day.

>> Ways to Throw a Virtual Bridal Shower (or Bachelorette Party) and Still Make It Special

If social distancing has thrown a wrench in your pre-wedding event plans, here's how to still make the to-be-wed in your life feel celebrated.

For You and Your Relationship

>> Our Favorite Self-Care Products for Couples to Help You Both Unwind

If you're looking for permission to do a little #treatyoself splurge, this is it.

>> 9 Brands Stepping Up for Couples in Response to COVID-19

From discounts, clever services, and even freebies, these are the.companies who are really nailing it when it comes to providing relief and spreading a little joy.

>> 12 Ways to Maintain a Healthy Relationship While Social Distancing

The Shelter-in-Place and Stay-at-Home guidance are putting many couples in closer proximity than normal, which could have an impact on your relationship.

>> Celebrity Couples Reveal Their Favorite Date Night at Home Ideas

From Will and Kate to J.Lo and A-Rod, here's how our favorite celebrity duos are keeping the romance alive amid social distancing. Keep these in mind to help inspire your own date night at