Knot & Pop – We Are One Package

Back in June, I featured a truly breathtaking wedding on Dotty Vintage Weddings, which saw Susie and Moss tie the knot in their intimate family setting, surrounded by beautiful decorations.

Susie is one half of Knot & Pop, a fabulous duo based in London who provide exquisite styling and event planning. They have just announced an exciting new collaboration with Baked Salt – a very special way to celebrate your first Paper Wedding Anniversary – the ‘We Are One’ Package.

This unique and stylish gift is perfect for the couple with a flair for detail and extravagance. Susie explains, “‘We Are One’ is a creative and dynamic new private dining experience in the most intimate of settings, transforming your everyday into something extraordinary for an incredible celebration.”

Knot and Pop will create a range of bespoke installations that will form the backdrop of your very special evening. Utilising their expertise of the event industry, they will create a spectacular setting in your own living or dining room.

Catered by Baked Salt, which is run by Janie Fraser, you’ll be able to enjoy a range of culinary delights with a menu that suits you perfectly. Susie explains further, “Janie’s style concentrates on the experience of shared dining, alongside the all-important taste, with an inspirational twist applied to her signature shared bowl food and platters. Colour and texture are very much part of the unique menu too, creating a feast, that tastes as good as it looks.”

Knot and Pop collaborate with Sarah Louise Matthews, who produces paper flowers and hearts which will be adorned across your living space. You will also be able to enjoy your own bespoke stationery, designed by Skinny Nib; such lovely keepsakes to remind you of your first wedding anniversary together.

All packages are bespoke designed to the client, but prices start from £350.00. If you’d like to find out more about this new celebratory experience, please visit the Knot and Pop website. A special thanks also to Gary Didsbury for the imagery included in this post.