While Sierra & Andre might have won our Dream Wedding contest, we’ve got a $250 Target gift card up for grabs! To win? It’s as easy as creating a Pinterest board!

How to enter The Knot Dream Wedding Pin It Sweepstakes:

1. Create a Pinterest board named “The Knot Dream Wedding.”
2. After voting for your favorite Dream Wedding detail, “pin” it to your Pinterest board
3. You must pin at least six (6) different Dream Wedding details (e.g. one bouquet, one gown, one wedding theme, etc.
4. Once completed, submit your “The Knot Dream Wedding” Pinterest board URL to dreamwedding@xogrp.com.

Voting details are presented LIVE every Monday and Thursday at 1pm EST on TheKnot.com! Voting begins shortly after. Remember, while you must pin at least six voting details in order to be eligible to win, we encourage you to pin other pretty wedding details as well! Anything that makes up YOUR dream wedding. Get creative! Check out our Dream Wedding board (and other boards on our Pinterest page) for inspiration.

The Knot Dream Wedding Pin It Sweepstakes is sponsored by Target. For official sweepstakes rules, click here.

> Meet the Dream Wedding Couple: Sierra & Andre!

> Pin More Modern Ice Castle Inspired Details Here!

If you’re an avid Pinner, or you follow us on Pinterest, you may have seen these on our fab Nails board. But just in case you haven’t or want to see our top picks, check these pretty fingers out! Ideal for personalizing your wedding day look, here are some ideas for you. Don’t forget to check out our other Pinterest boards too!

What are you doing with your nails when you get married? We want to know!

>See more pins from The Knot!

>Perfect nail colors for fall

It’s no secret that social media has changed the way we wed, from announcing engagements via Facebook to “pinning” your favorite engagement ring cuts. For better or for worse, 45% of brides are using social media to announce, plan and pin wedding details to share with friends, fam, or followers– and this stat keeps growing. 85% of brides agree that the internet plays a huge role in their wedding planning, but what’s proper “web-etiquette” seems debateable. Is it okay to post pictures on Facebook of the bride or groom if you’re a wedding guest? Can you congratulate a friend publicly on their engagment before they make a status announcement? We teamed up with Mashable.com to find out how you’re using social media to plan your wedding.

Take the survey and tell us how you’re planning your wedding!

> Follow us on Pinterest (our boards are sick)

> Get married on TheKnot.com — Enter The Knot Dream Wedding Contest!

At The Knot, we can’t get enough when it comes to real wedding photos because they’re both beautiful and full of genius ideas, so we’ve teamed up with Pinterest to find out how you’ve been inspired by images online in the planning process.

If you’re a bride or married woman we want to hear from you about your experience planning your wedding. So share with us by taking the survey!

You might even learn a thing or two about how other brides are planning!

> Are you a bride-to-be or already married? Take the survey!

> See The Knot editors’ favorite wedding ideas

> Love real wedding photos as much as we do? Check out our galleries