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Preparedness for the Big Day – Essentials Kits for Planners and Brides
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
December 25, 2023

Preparedness for the Big Day – Essentials Kits for Planners and Brides

Planning a wedding is an exciting and joyous occasion, but it can also come with unexpected challenges. From wardrobe malfunctions to unforeseen emergencies, having the right tools on hand can make a significant difference in ensuring a smooth and stress-free wedding day. Let’s explore must-have emergency kits for both wedding planners and brides, equipping them with the essentials to handle any unexpected situation that may arise.

Emergency Kit for Wedding Planners:

1. Event Timeline and Contact List

Keep a detailed event timeline and contact list. This includes vendor contacts, bridal party members, and key family members. Having this information easily accessible can help in coordinating any last-minute changes or addressing unforeseen issues without fumbling to find the contact info for persons with an important role on the wedding day.

2 First Aid Kit

A well-stocked first aid kit is crucial for handling minor injuries or ailments. Include items such as band-aids, pain relievers, antibiotic ointment, antacids, and smelling salts.

3 Sewing Kit & Steamer

Wardrobe malfunctions can happen, and a sewing kit with needles, thread, safety pins, and fabric tape can be a lifesaver for quick fixes on dresses or suits. A steamer on hand is important to get out any last-minute wrinkles. Sometimes the need for these items goes beyond the bridal party’s; you’d be surprised what a decorator may need during set-up!

4 Tech Toolkit

Pack chargers for various devices, a power bank, and any necessary adapters. A fully charged smartphone and laptop/iPad can be indispensable for communication and troubleshooting.

5 Toolbox

A small toolbox with basic tools like scissors, pliers, a hammer and screwdrivers can help address unexpected issues with decorations, furniture, or other event elements.

6 Emergency Snacks and Water

Keep a stash of non-perishable snacks and bottled water for the team. Long hours and unexpected delays can leave everyone feeling hungry, and having refreshments on hand is a thoughtful touch.

Emergency Kit for Brides:

1 Bridal Beauty Essentials

Pack touch-up make-up, hairpins, a comb, hairspray, and a small mirror for last-minute beauty fixes. Ensure your make-up artist provides a sample of your lip colour for touch-ups throughout the day.

2 Personal Care Items

Include personal care items such as tissues, wet wipes, deodorant, and a toothbrush with toothpaste. Staying fresh and comfortable is essential for a confident and enjoyable day.

3 Comfortable Shoes

While stylish heels are often part of the bridal attire, having a pair of comfortable shoes for dancing or walking between venues can prevent sore feet and blisters.

4 Stain Remover and Towelettes

Accidents happen, and having stain remover and towelettes can be a lifesaver for spills or stains on the wedding gown.

5 Extra Undergarments

Pack an extra set of undergarments or any specialty items needed for the dress. It’s better to be over-prepared in case of unexpected mishaps.

6 Emotional Support Kit

Include items that bring comfort and calm, such as a handwritten note from the groom, a favourite perfume, or a small sentimental item. Managing stress and emotions is vital for an enjoyable wedding day.

Planning a wedding is a meticulous process, and unexpected challenges can arise at any moment. By having these emergency kits on hand, both wedding planner and bride can navigate unforeseen circumstances with ease, ensuring that the focus remains on the celebration of love rather than on last-minute stressors. Preparedness is the key to a smooth and memorable wedding day for everyone involved.

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