For wedding vendors on The Knot and WeddingWire. US, UK, Australia and Canada.
Your storefront, rewritten to be booked.
You pay every month for the listing. The description decides whether a couple sends the enquiry or scrolls on. Paste yours and answer 10 questions. We rewrite it from your own words, to the couple, with a different version for each directory and your prices where couples look for them. In 2 days. Nothing invented.
Sample only. Sample & Co., Casey, the prices, the packages and the towns are invented for this sample; nothing here describes a real vendor. Read the whole sample pack.
How it works
Three steps. Two days.
Paste your storefront and answer 10 questions
Your current description, who you most want to book, what you actually do on the day, how you work with couples before it, your packages and starting prices exactly as you list them, your service area, and the facts you are happy to stand behind. Two minutes.
We rewrite it from your words
A description written to the couple for The Knot and a different one for WeddingWire, answers to the category questions, a package block with name, starting cost and one feature, and the first reply to an enquiry. Nothing added that you did not tell us.
You paste it in
We never log in to your account. You get the pack as PDF and plain text, with a one-page change sheet (what moved and why) and anything we were unsure about as questions. One free round of edits.
Free check, right here
Paste your description. See what a couple sees.
Runs in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent anywhere. It shows the first line, whether you talk to the couple or about yourself, “bride and groom” wording the directories ask you to avoid, claims that need a fact behind them, and whether a price and a service area are in there.
The first line a couple reads
Claims that need a fact behind them
What we would change
This is a word count and a word list, not a review of your work. The rewrite on this page is the paid part.
The price
One price. One storefront.
- A description written to the couple for The Knot, and a different one for WeddingWire
- Answers to your category's questions (Products & Services on The Knot, FAQs on WeddingWire), from your answers
- A package block with the name, starting cost and one feature each, from your prices only
- The first reply to an enquiry, ready to send
- A one-page change sheet and a list of questions, never guesses
- PDF and plain text within 2 days of payment. One free round of edits. A second business is another order.
Pay by card through Whop, in your currency. The checkout asks for your order code from the form below (or tell us you will email your storefront text).
Plain truth: this is marketing copy for your own storefront. We never invent awards, reviews, years in business, counts, prices or venues; every fact comes from what you send, and we take out any claim the form does not back. No guarantee of enquiries or bookings. The directories' own rules still apply: The Knot's and WeddingWire's storefront guidelines ask you not to paste blocks of text from your website, to vary your description across the two sites, and to use “couples” rather than “bride” or “groom”; both also say their own content team may edit a description for SEO, formatting and grammar. That is why we write only from your words and you paste it in yourself. Refunds: if the pack is late, or you are unhappy within 7 days and we cannot fix it, you get your money back.
Why now
Proposal season starts in about 42 days.
The Knot calls the stretch from around Thanksgiving to Valentine's Day proposal season: nearly 40 percent of all engagements happen between November and February, and Christmas Day is the most popular day to propose. Thanksgiving is 26 November 2026. Newly engaged couples open the directories in the weeks after. A storefront fixed now is the one they read. (The Knot's own article, read 15 October 2026; linked in the footer.)
Order
Paste your storefront and answer the questions.
Takes two minutes. We reply with your order code and the pay link for your country.