THINGS YOU MUST DO THE WEEEK BEFORE YOUR WEDDING

The timer is down to zero now. that is, to your wedding! The last thing you need to be doing is worrying about logistics with only seven days till the big party.

One of the best wedding preparation tips we can give is to start out by acting as though your wedding is two to three weeks earlier than it actually is. That will give you plenty of time to concentrate on your own needs, those of your family, and any last-minute crises that may arise in the last week before your wedding.

What to Do the Week of Your Wedding

Pick up your marriage license.

• Some states mandate a minimum "waiting period," ranging from 24 to more than 72 hours, between the time you pick up your marriage license and the ceremony itself. Don't apply too far in advance however because most marriage licenses have expiration dates once you pick them up, such as 60 or 90 days. Make sure you are adhering to all legal requirements by checking the marriage laws in your state .

Try on your attire.

• Although you should have everything prepared, it's a good idea to perform a "dress rehearsal" a few days prior to the wedding to ensure that everything is flawless. Try your wedding dress on one more time before the ceremony (carefully! ), along with your shoes and any accessories.

Practice your vows.

• If you haven't already decided what you'll say during the ceremony, now is the time to do so. We don't advise waiting until the very last minute to write your wedding vows. Even if you intend to recite your vows aloud from a piece of paper, you never know when the butterflies in your stomach will suddenly appear. If you've practiced your vows ahead of time, you'll probably feel more at ease.

Keep your beauty routine simple.

• You shouldn't try a novel or avant-garde bridal beauty treatment the week before your wedding. Even if you've had these procedures previously, there's always a chance you could experience a negative reaction, and the last thing you want is for that to happen right before your wedding. You can have other services like pedicures, manicures, and airbrush tans two or three days beforehand.

The timer is down to zero now. that is, to your wedding! The last thing you need to be doing is worrying about logistics with only seven days till the big party. As a result, one of the best wedding preparation tips we can give is to start out by acting as though your wedding is two to three weeks earlier than it actually is. That will give you plenty of time to concentrate on your own needs, those of your family, and any last-minute crises that may arise in the last week before your wedding.

Finalize the outstanding details.

• Make a mental checklist of the entire wedding day and take care of anything that hasn't been resolved. Don't be afraid to approach your event planner, friends, or family members for help if you're feeling overburdened.

Pack your day-of necessities.

• Make sure to pack your essential wedding day items in advance if you're getting ready at a hotel or the ceremony or reception location. Prepare an emergency kit for the wedding day with necessities like snacks, cosmetics, tape, and over-the-counter medications. If you won't be leaving after the reception, you'll also need to prepare a bag for the wedding night.

Sort your décor.

• Make sure the goods are clearly categorized and labeled for the workers who will be setting up your event area. Before your wedding, you can even draw a mockup or diagram of the décor you want to use, but if you're working with an event planner, s/he probably already has something comparable on hand.

Pack for your honeymoon.

• Truth be told, you should start packing for your honeymoon even sooner if you can, but take the last few days before your wedding to round up any miscellaneous stuff you plan to bring. Review your honeymoon itinerary and double-check that you have all the necessary documents (passports, IDs, confirmation numbers) ready to go.

Rest!

• You deserve a break because you've been working hard for months, if not years, organizing your wedding. B ,. reathe deeply and keep in mind that everything will work out just fine. You'll feel and look your best when you're well-rested, which is what you want on your wedding day. Give yourself a pat on the back, relax, and get ready for the most wonderful day ever!

No of the size of your party, there are some details you won't want to overlook in the days before your wedding. Here is a helpful checklist to help you tie up all the loose ends before the big day, so you can sit back, unwind, and enjoy every second of it.

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