Weddings are such complicated
and exciting events; it’s easy to be so caught up in the rush that you miss the
day itself! Use these tips to get the very best out of the special day you've planned and worked so hard for!
Get
lots of sleep the night before
Consider
throwing your bachelorette party a week or two before the ceremony so you can
party your heart out -- without paying for it during the ceremony. If you’re
too tired to focus on your vows or a headache stops you from having a great
first dance, you’ll be sad, so stock up on your beauty sleep!
Have a
moment with your bridesmaids before you all walk down the aisle
Many of your girl friends will
be emotional and worried as they lose you from the gang of single gals! Grab
them in a group hug, let them know you love them and be together one last time.
If you have a few minutes, this is also a great time to give them cards about
how much their friendship means to you. A moment with just you and the girls
will help calm your nerves.
Don't
wear your wedding night lingerie to the ceremony
This might be obvious, but
you’ll have several hours between putting on that cute lace and silk and the
time when your special someone gets to see it on you. Whether it's laughing a
little too hard at your reception or dancing yourself sweaty, you'll want to
save the nice stuff for later, so it can look pretty and fresh when it counts.
No
worrying within 24 hours of the ceremony
This means it doesn't matter if the cake
icing doesn't match the bridesmaid dresses or if the flower arrangement is
crooked. Your job as event planner stops the day before the wedding. After that, you just
enjoy yourself. This is the key to making sure the day doesn't rush past
without you. Promise yourself that you will just go with the flow, and make
yourself absorb every beautiful minute and detail. You’ll be glad you did.
Focus on your husband-to-be
If, in spite of your best efforts, things
get too chaotic, quiet your mind with the reassuring delight of loving and
knowing the man you're going to be with for the rest of your life. Imagine the
sweetness of a honeymoon with just the two of you and the life you’re building
together. If you can do this, everything else starts to get trivial and you
start to smile.
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