8 Things That Should Be on Your To-Do List on Your Wedding Day

Hi ladies,
Wedding day is all about those butterflies in the stomach and anticipation for your future ahead. Brides get so lost in the things happening around them that they forget some little but important things. Let’s find out what they are to have the best time of your life!

1. Wake up with a smile
Start your day with a smile on your face. This is probably the most important day of your life. You are starting a new life with your significant other. So there is no need to be stressed out. Waking up with a smile will ensure more positivity in your day.

2. Have a good meal
Your wedding is also going to be the longest day ever. So have a hearty breakfast. You will need all the energy in the world to get through the day so don’t skip any meals and have some fruits handy with you for when you feel hunger pangs.

3. Stay hydrated
Don’t forget to drink water as much as you can on your wedding day. It will ensure that your body is hydrated throughout the day. Water will free your body from all the toxins and will also keep bloating at bay.

4. Charge your phone
You will probably forget to charge your phone in the hurry to get all things done. But while you are getting ready in the morning, don’t forget to give your phone one last battery charge before the wedding.

5. Pack an ‘emergency bag’
Although you will have all the people around you helping you in all the possible ways, but still few things might skip someone’s mind like bobby pins, mini deodorant, pain killers, cotton buds, lip balm, baby wipes, safety pins, and so on. Keep a bag handy and don’t forget to keep all the essentials.

6. Check your wedding dress and shoes
You might have inspected your wedding dress and shoes a zillion times but do it one more time on your wedding day. Make sure the dress is ironed, steamed and crease less. Walk in your shoes and check if you might need shoe inserts for a more comfortable night in the heels.

7. Confirm details with all your vendors
This is not necessarily be done by you. Assign someone the task to call all the vendors related to the wedding preparations to be on time. Be sure you don’t forget any of your vendors, such as your caterer, photographer, videographer, makeup artist, hairstylist, drivers, and so forth.

8. Spend time with your family
Your parents might be more overwhelmed than you for your wedding day. So make sure to take a few minutes out to talk to them alone. Spend some good moments together that will prepare you for all the days ahead.