Want any easy way to capture every photo taken at your wedding? Well, we just partnered with the photo sharing website and app, Capsule, so that you can now collect every photo taken by your guests into one photo album on your wedding website. Genius, right?

All you have to do is start a Capsule account and then sync it to your wedding website on TheKnot.com. Capsule will give you a special hashtag, and all of the Instagram photos taken at your wedding will instantly be added to your wedding website album. Guests without Instagram can still get in on the fun by downloading the Capsule app to their phones and taking photos using the app that way. Not only can your guests upload photos, they can also comment, share to Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter, and download photos too.

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I’ve been engaged for almost a year (story below!) and I’m so excited to start blogging for TheKnot.com! But here’s the funny thing: I work at TheKnot.com.

Yes that’s right; I work at TheKnot.com as a Public Relations Manager. It’s truly a dream job and I love every single second of it. But how has it affected my planning? Has my insider information been a lifesaver or a burden? Thus far, it’s been a bit of both and I’ll be sharing some stories. Some truly wonderful things have happened, like finding my perfect dress in our fashion closet (more on that down the road)! However, consuming so much wedding porn day in and day out has definitely taken its toll — I may work at The Knot, but I don’t have the unlimited budget to do every single pretty thing I see here (wouldn’t that be fab?!).

So to begin today’s post, I’ll start at the beginning. This is the story of the night we got engaged…

I’ll start by telling you that my fiancé Oren is just perfect. He’s everything I’ve ever wanted in a man and so so so much more. I know every girl in love and about to get married says stuff like this and it’s cliché, but that doesn’t make it any less true. What makes Oren so perfect in this instance is just how much he considered what would make me happy when he proposed (other than that he was proposing, of course).

The date: September 24, 2011. The place: Oren’s house.

My parents and sister were in town visiting and we were going to Oren’s house so our families could meet each other for the first time. Serious business. As we all sat down to eat, Oren’s mom realized she forgot something and asked Oren to go grab it. He handed me a serving spoon, put on oven mitts and brought a casserole dish to the trivet next to me on the table.

After that, he just kind of looked at me and I thought that he couldn’t grip the knob with the oven mitts. After quickly touching the top, I realized the pot wasn’t hot. Cue my sister’s favorite way to make fun of me: I even said out loud “It’s not even hot!” At this point, Oren just decided to lift the lid himself (I found out later, I was supposed to have lifted it).

Inside was a ring box! It took me quite a while to process exactly what was going on. But my mom says once I realized I turned bright red like a tomato (I do that often), and all I could say was “Seriously?” until finally Oren’s mom said “Yes, seriously!”

Back to my original thought about how perfect Oren is. He really considered that I would want to celebrate with my parents and sister immediately, so he chose a night that would be special for both of our families. To top it off, the casserole dish has a special meaning – it belonged to his grandmother and now sits proudly on our bookshelf. So yea, he’s a keeper.

Over the next few months, I’ll share some of my favorite wedding details and probably even more of them after the wedding – don’t want to ruin the surprise! For now, I’ll also share the link to our wedding website: www.orenandsteph.com. Also, our save the date video was such fun for us to film and shoot this past winter, you can view it below and on our website too! Both were created by the fabulous Oren. Not only can he plan a fantastic proposal – he can also create brilliant websites and videos!

Last night, the creative director here at TheKnot.com sent around a link to this wedding website for Jessica Hische (a type designer) and her man. CLICK ON THIS, scroll slowly and prepare for warm fuzzies.

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