5 Wedding tips you should know
5 Wedding tips you should know.
UNPLUG
On your wedding day, it’s time to relax. Rain or shine, you are getting married. There’s nothing else you can do last minute, so Put Your Phone Down, please. Better yet, have it packed in your overnight bag. If vendors have your bridesmaids’ numbers for URGENT matters, that’s more than enough.
DRESS NICELY IN THE MORNING
On the morning of the wedding preparations, you would still be photographed.
Something with a low neck or a zipper would be much more practical when you have your hair done and need to change into the wedding dress. Otherwise, scissors may be necessary.
BRIDE – BE ONE OF THE LAST FOR HAIR AND MAKE-UP
There are several practical reasons why we advise brides to be one of last for their hair and make-up but not last!
Firstly, your hair as a bride needs to last as long as possible. Do allow around 2 h to have it done + a bit extra for getting dressed.
Secondly, it’s a good time for your photographer to arrive in the morning. Your bridesmaids are all pretty and made-up instead of spinning in circles and trying to hide away from the camera. It happens every time, I promise.
Never be last! If makeup or hair is running behind you don’t want to be the last person that is getting rushed to finish! I always say have 2 bridesmaids after for their hair and makeup.
I hope these 3 should be good enough reasons for you to schedule your morning around this.
NEW SHOES- OUCH!
Whether they are bridal shoes or grooms shoes, your feet would hurt. A smart thing to do would be to actually wear them around the house plenty of times until they’d feel comfortable. but don’t wear them out as you don’t want to ruin them.
It’s one of those things that are SO basic but I’ve seen people ditch their thousands of pounds worth of shoes for comfortable flats. They can be your best friend or worst enemy on the day.
CROCHET HOOK (NUMBER 4.5 / 5 FOR YOUR WEDDING DRESS)
If 20 minutes later your bridesmaids are still struggling to button your dress, worry not, we have the solution – a crochet hook! It does the job in under 5 minutes and no nails will be harmed in the process.
