To keep your wedding from turning into a crazy free for all with no organization or plan is an excellent recipe for disaster. Granted, there can always be something that crops up at the last minute, causing a scramble, but your whole day shouldn’t run that way. It makes things extra stressful for you, things can easily be forgotten, and those wanting to help can be left out to dry while you try and handle everything by yourself. Not a good combination for a joyful and happiest day of your life wedding day. The best way to keep the craziness at bay is to work before your wedding day takes place to create a wedding day schedule for you, your wedding party, and any other relatives and guests who are there to help make your day easier. Having trouble coming up with a wedding day schedule? Here are some important necessities to remember to include.
Mapping out your Wedding Day Time line
Perhaps the best way to start creating your wedding day schedule is to create a time line of events. On a sheet of paper, list the time the wedding starts down, along with any other firm times, such as hair appointments, delivery times, photography sessions, availability times for decorating the church or reception hall, and as many more as you can think of.
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There are some things about your wedding day that may be more difficult than others. What was hard for my husband and me was that we had lots of family coming in from out of town, out of state, and some even out of the country to attend our wedding. Because we were so busy planning the wedding, decorating church and reception hall, doing the rehearsal dinner and and activities surrounding it, it was really difficult for us to be able to spend time with some of our family members who had come great distances. We had missed them and wanted to spend time with them, but time restraints just didn’t allow the long lengthy visits that we really wanted. We tried our best, foregoing a good night’s sleep before the wedding, and having a long wedding reception, but it still wasn’t quite the same. So when my sister planned a wedding day brunch for the morning of her wedding, I thought that was an excellent idea, and one to write about today.
In the past, I’ve done several articles on the dangers of having your wedding registry at certain stores. My warning on some of these stores has been to some of the horror stories that I’ve heard of either continuous bad customer service or even a rotten return policy. Thus far, I haven’t really offered up any good stores with which to have a wedding registry, and it just kind of hit me that I should really start talking about which store I went with for our wedding registry, and how it worked out for me. There are some great locations to get do your wedding registry with, and I chose to have a Bed Bath and Beyond wedding registry. Let me tell you how it went.
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