Brides- and grooms-to-be hope and pray their wedding day will go off without a hitch. After a year or more of planning and writing checks for so many things, couples hope that it all comes together in the end. For most it does. Others may need a little help keeping things on track.
Although the idea is to hope for the best, being prepared for a few obstacles along the way can ensure the day goes smoothly. Many couples find it wise to pack an emergency kit, stocked with items to make repairs or handle tie ups with ease.
Brides and grooms can use this checklist to compile a wedding day kit that meets their needs and customize with any speciality items.
needle and thread in white, black and the color of bridesmaid gowns
extra pairs of pantyhose
pain reliever pills
antacid
quick-clean detergent stick
bandages
powder
deodorant
double-sided tape
black buttons
sanitary pads
mints/gum
makeup for touch-ups
extra cash
slippers or a change of shoes
umbrellas
hairspray
hair pins
names and phone numbers of all wedding vendors
static cling spray
hair dryer
contact lens solution/eye drops
nail file
nail clipper
straws (to sip drinks without ruining lipstick)
safety pins
black socks
earring backs
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