The Knot: Wedding Planner App

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Last verified 5 Oct 2026

4.9 221883 ratings · App Store

1. 1/5Horrible Site & App Since they Updated Logo

   I have no idea what’s happened since they decided to change their logo, but literally the entire app is worthless. My wedding is in November and I’ve come very far with vendors and building the website and registry and now I’m literally afraid to update anything because I’m afraid my work won’t be saved. I have most all vendors booked and in the app when I click the vendor management it only shows a vendor as “checked” if they’re a vendor you can search for on The Knot’s list. If it was someone I inputted, it says “get started” which wasn’t the case before and actually what’s more frustrating is that all that vendor information I inputted is still there, it just doesn’t recognize the vendor is booked. The website seems to work better with the vendor management. Also using the checklist I feel like the app and website are not reading each other. If I check something off in the app it still shows up if you go to the website on a PC. This is such a great planning tool and this is coming from someone who started on Zola and made the move to the Knot. However, maybe the app / site developers could do a better job testing and actually work out all the issues before the site decided to change their logo. Which BTW is absolutely hideous. They should go back to using the old style and color scheme. I keep hoping things get fixed with each update, but I see absolutely nothing has changed.

   Dzenita.Bektic · 5 Oct 2026

2. 3/5Nice app but needs some more love and care

   My primary issues with the app are largely with the navigation and aspect ratio & differences between portrait and landscape. On an iPad at least, regardless of the orientation, I often find it difficult to press the back button to see other venues or switch to a different tab. Rather than a dedicated button to go back, why not just swipe to go back to the other sheet? The layout is quite beautiful in portrait mode however, when switching to landscape the app zooms in way too close to the pictures and so you have to scroll or zoom out to see everything. It would be nice if there was just an elegant black border to maintain the photos correct aspect ratio. I’m also having trouble accessing my saved venues in the Home tab. I see the venues tab and it shows me the number of saved venues. However, when I go to click them it sends me to suggested venues. Additionally, it seems that the saved venues on my iPhone are somehow not showing up on my iPad, which is strange. Lastly, I really don’t understand how this got past QAQC but presumably marriage requires at least two people and the fact that there isn’t a share your wedding option with your fiancé is strange, we should not have to coordinate logging in and logging out of the app in 2024. Make a great product and you’ll make all the money you need.

   Meykel70 · 5 Oct 2026

3. 5/5Completely customizable planning at your fingertips

   Planning a wedding of any size is no small feat! The Knot app has been stellar at offering comprehensive, user-friendly solutions for: additions or changes to the guest list, along with contact info and RSVP tracking; an easy-to-use budgeter where you can adjust costs and categories; a FREE customizable wedding website; an editable checklist/day-of timeline...I could go on and on! With the exception of building the wedding website, most of the app is very mobile-responsive and data can be entered right from your phone. The full range of features are available online from a larger device and the transition is seamless to the app. I also like how the vendor/affiliate listings are not constantly popping up as ads, but quick to find if you need suggestions or help. The crashes are rare but inconvenient—there was one point where the app wouldn’t open for weeks, but I just went online to continue the planning process. If you don’t have access to a larger device it may be a slight challenge to do things like embed the registries to the wedding website or export your guest list & contact info as a spreadsheet. Overall I’m loving the UX and everyone is amazed at how far ahead in the planning I am (still 4 months out) Thank you to The Knot for this great resource!!!

   .:Marines:. · 5 Oct 2026

4. 5/5The Knot is a Game Changer!

   When I got engaged late last year, I was so excited but also my mind was going in different directions, “how do we start planning?”, “when do we do this?”, “do we do that?”, etc etc. my fiancé and I were really naive about the whole planning department of our new journey, so (like I always do), I turned to Google. I simply typed in “wedding planning”. There were LOADS of websites listed one after the other but there was one that caught my eye. I clicked on The Knot and the sign up was so simple, that’s the first thing I liked about it. As soon as I signed up, which took seconds, I was relieved to notice that everything that has anything to do with a wedding or just engagement, it was all right there, already organized, all our job was- to look through each section and start picking what we liked! They have a section where they automatically count your guest list for you, to do lists for each little thing that has a due date already there for you, AND you get to be in contact with hopeful venues and get to book at the same time!!!! I really don’t know where or how far along I’d be without The Knot, I started using the app on my phone and it’s become my best wedding coordinator! I really cannot rave enough about this website! It really has changed the game!

   mjfaith · 5 Oct 2026

5. 5/5Everything wedding, Endless content, pro tips & organization

   Everything you could possibly think of for wedding preparation and through the first year of marriage. I find the information relevant, up to date, and the professional know how they share is valuable information. The articles are interesting and timely based on the stage of planning I’m in. I trust The Knot and enjoy the magazine too. I especially like the checklist reminders. The only thing I would make others aware of is that I almost immediately noticed some of the best venues and vendors are not promoted or even available on the site. I wasn’t sure where we initially wanted to get married so I was researching places from my hometown where I grew up as well as my current area, which I am not as familiar with. Immediately I started realizing some of the most charming places weren’t showing up in searches or “best of”. I can’t be sure of the reason, but I presume it is related to $$ ...some may advertise and therefore get promoted on The Knot kind of like a preferred vendors or they may have built relationships with certain venues. As long as you are aware there are multiple resources out there, your wedding plans will come together beautifully. On The Knot, It’s all in one spot. I would say overall The Knot makes the planning organized, simple and fun!

   sl1nkyd1nk · 5 Oct 2026

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