THE WEDDING RULEBOOK AUDIT

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AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD FOR FREE NOW

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THE WEDDING RULEBOOK AUDIT | AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD FOR FREE NOW |

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WEDDINGS.

A man in a suit with a flower on his lapel stands with his hands in his pockets, looking thoughtfully outside through glass doors.
A bride in a strapless wedding gown holding a bouquet of flowers standing outdoors near a stone wall, under leafy tree branches, in black and white.

REWRITTEN.

BEFORE YOU PLAN THE WEDDING, QUESTION THE RULES.

You've been told what a wedding is supposed to look like your whole life.

White dress. First dance. Top table. Cake cutting. Favours nobody asked for. Invite the relative you haven't spoken to since 2017 because “well, they're family.”

But which bits do you actually want?

The Wedding Rulebook Audit is a free 10-page reality check designed to help you separate the traditions you genuinely love from the ones you've inherited without ever questioning them.

Keep what you love.
Rewrite what almost fits.
Bin the rest.

Your aunt will cope.

THE WEDDING RULEBOOK AUDIT
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THE WEDDING RULEBOOK AUDIT
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Before you plan the wedding, question the rules.

A 10-page wedding reality check for couples who want to work out what they actually want, before Pinterest, tradition and everyone else's opinions get involved.

YOUR AUNT'S PINTEREST BOARD ISN'T THE BRIEF.

You've probably already been handed a hundred invisible rules about how your wedding is supposed to work.

Wear this. Invite them. Sit there. Cut this. Dance now. Have flowers. Give favours. Don't see each other before the ceremony. Definitely don't upset Aunt Susan.

But how much of it do you actually want?

The Wedding Rulebook Audit is where we figure that out.

It's a free 10-page workbook designed to help you interrogate the traditions, expectations and “well, that's just what you do at weddings” decisions that have a habit of sneaking into wedding plans.

You'll decide what stays, what gets rewritten and what can get absolutely binned.

Because Knot & Co. isn't anti-tradition.

We're anti doing shit you don't actually want because somebody told you weddings are supposed to look a certain way.

Keep what you love. Rewrite what almost fits. Bin the rest.

What's inside

10 PAGES. ZERO WEDDING RULES.

  • THE BIG AUDIT — put the classic wedding traditions on trial.

  • OKAY, BUT WHY? — interrogate the things you've decided to keep.

  • THE GUT CHECK — forget aesthetics and work out how you actually want the day to feel.

  • REWRITE THE RULES — take traditions you almost love and make them yours.

  • THE THREE THINGS — identify what genuinely matters.

  • YOUR NEW RULEBOOK — leave with your own set of rules for planning the wedding.

Then:

Print it. Scribble all over it. Do it over wine. Argue about the first dance. Discover that neither of you actually gives a shit about wedding favours. That's pretty much the point.

Who it's for

THIS IS FOR YOU IF...

You want your wedding to feel like you, but you're struggling to separate what you genuinely like from what weddings have taught you you're supposed to like.

You've got 847 saved images and 96 Pinterest boards but still can't articulate what you actually want.

You're keeping traditions because you love them, not because you're frightened of what your nan will say.

Or you've just started planning and want to establish your point of view before you spend a penny.

READY TO BREAK SOME RULES?

DOWNLOAD THE FREE AUDIT

£0. No catch. Just better weddings…

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Elevated design, effortless planning and unapologetic personality.

People celebrating at a dinner party, raising glasses, with a man in a suit standing and holding a glass and a decorated table with candles and a white draped wedding cake in the centre of the table.
A black goat, standing among white decorative flowers and pearls, with dim candlelight in the background.
A bouquet of white flowers and two lit candles placed on a large piece of wood, with bottles of Sandridge Barton wine at the bottom of the image and a dark background.
A black and white photo of a bride and groom holding hands and walking on a grassy area, with a bridge and a large brick building in the background, and trees at the top. 
“Where do we start! Lucy was phenomenal on our wedding day, despite it being the hottest day of the year, she never stopped working, even helping with tidying up towards the end of the day. Our wedding was a fairly DIY affair with the ceremony, wedding breakfast and dancing all taking place in the same room. Lucy did all the liaising with vendors on the day and nothing we asked was too big or too small! She helped set up the pimms and scones during cocktail hour, transformed the room ready for food and helped with tidying everything up at the end. She did so many little things too such as ensuring we had food served early on and giving us glasses of water upon arrival at the venue and giving us tissues when needed! She made the day seamless and was so friendly with all our guests. She also took so many photos on videos of our day which is so wonderful to have these as well! We would highly recommend Lucy for all your coordinating needs!"

- Izzi, Bride