So, I am going to be honest. I really dislike pinterest. I hate that I *have* to use it for work as it has taken all enjoyment out of it. Over the years I have been using it, I have noticed some major changes, some for the better, some for the worse. According to a survey carried out by Mashable and The Knot, 70% of Pinterest users admit to having wedding boards before they are even engaged, I love this. I love that people love weddings, but there are a few things that I think you should be aware of whilst you’re happily pinning.

I have noticed that a lot of people talk about having (or blogging) a “very pinterest” wedding. I have written about having a bloggable wedding here before. But Pinterest seems to have morphed in to a verb of it’s own. Pinterest is amazing for inspiration, I do love it for that, just careful where you are clicking.
Click Bait – I have noticed a huge surge in companies from China, using wedding dress images from well known brands as click bait. You end up on a legit looking page and can order the dress you think you have seen. You know the perils of this. You will not end up with the dress you wanted. It is not just dodgy Chinese dress makers that are using click bait though, you will often find yourself clicking through a myriad of sites before getting the the intended content you wanted. If you are then buying from the site just make sure it is safe.
Your best bet when seeing a dress like above is either using ...