Wedding Day Survival Kit
Diane Maxwell
Diane Maxwell is the owner and operator of DLM Photography in Butler Pennsylvania. Her business provides Butler and the surrounding communities its photographic services, with emphasis on creative and unobtrusive wedding photography. Twenty-five years of photographic experience contribute to her vision and talent, resulting in the unique quality of her work. Call today and allow Diane at DLM Photography to capture the essence of your day with skill and style. For more information on DLM Photography be sure to visit her website at http://www.dlmphotography.com By Diane Maxwell
Published on 09/25/2008
This is a list of simple, yet often forgotten and HIGHLY useful items, to bring with you on your wedding day.
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Items That Just May Save The Day
This is a list of simple, yet often forgotten and HIGHLY useful items, to bring with you on your wedding day.
- Small scissors.
- White thread, black thread, color close to bridesmaid dresses also.
- A few sewing needles.
- Safety pins in several sizes.
- Hair pins/bobby pins.
- Tissues.
- Aspirin / Tylenol.
- Hairspray & curling iron.
- Strong, wide tape (for holding down the white aisle runner if you are having one).
- Double sided narrow tape (useful for temporarily holding up hems & fabric).
- Pack of matches, disposable lighter.
- Static guard spray.
- Extra hosiery.
- Nail file.
- Clear nail polish, nail glue.
- Make-up basics: foundation, pressed powder lipstick, mascara, makeup remover.
- Umbrella.
- Cell phone.
- Telephone numbers for all members of your bridal party.
- List of names and telephone numbers for the following services you are utilizing: Church or Ceremony site, Reception site, Florist, Tuxedo provider, Bridal Salon, Photographer, Disc Jockey/Band, Limo/transportation, Wedding Coordinator, Hair stylist, Make-up artist, Rental company, Decorator, Caterer, Cake maker, Cookie maker.
One of these simple items just might end up saving the day!