Found something that needs fixing? Tell us.

What to include

Email info@weddingcongratulations.org with a short description of the issue. A useful correction note includes:

• The page address where you found the wording.
• The sentence, message, or section that needs attention.
• Why it seems inaccurate, unclear, insensitive, or outdated.
• A supporting link when the correction depends on a factual source.

Please do not send private details about a couple unless they are necessary to understand the problem.

What happens next

1. Ella Bane reviews the report and checks the relevant page or message.
2. The wording is updated when a correction is needed.
3. A meaningful editorial review updates the visible review date.

We may ask for clarification if the concern depends on a particular tradition, language, or context that is not clear from the first email.

What counts as a correction

Corrections cover factual errors, broken links, misleading tool descriptions, privacy mismatches, inaccessible instructions, insensitive assumptions, and wording that does not fit its stated tone or situation.

A difference in personal taste is not always an error, but it can still reveal a useful gap. Those notes may shape a future example or clarification.

Our wider process is explained in the editorial policy.