Top 4 Things To Check On Your Wedding Day

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So finally, the big day arrives. You have ordered the wedding cake, the venue is decorated and you got everyone where they have to be ready for your big day – but what about the final wedding day itself? I am sure; you need a wedding day final checking!

It is possible that there are so many different elements that should be coordinated and it is easy for time to fly from you when such a huge event is about to happen.
There are many experts you have been working with, from the celebrant to the photographer, caterer and venue coordinator, they must have given you some tips along the way, but here in this article we have pulled together a ultimate wedding day guide so you can pull yourself altogether and you are allowing yourself enough time to each element of the ceremony and reception.

Arrival of the service providers-
If you have a photographer or a videographer, you should get them to arrive on time to capture the final touches of the hair, dress and makeup on their camera. They can also start shooting the whole venue, bridal gown/dress and accessories before you put them on. The photographer ...
... or the videographer will get some shots of the helpers ‘dressing the bride’ and you can take some pre-ceremony photos with your friends and close family members who will be helping you to get ready for your big day.

The Transportation-
Everyone desires for the best on their wedding day and if you have a fair way to ride to the venue. You must hire an event car that can take you to the event with style and poise. Instead of being in rush, make sure you give yourself an extra 20-25 minutes for travel time, if by chance you encounter any unexpected traffic on your way.

Get In Touch With Event Planners
We usually think that we would be able to manage things on our own and that is exactly where things go wrong. Down the line, do some research and finalize an event planner who you think understand your taste and fit well within your budget. Most event planners not only take care of the decoration of the functions but also provide you with a professional team of dancers, photographers, makeup artist etc. Try to work on a contract with your event planner that clearly mentions what are all they will be providing you in their services.

The venue-
Many people choose this, Getting ready at the venue. And if you are getting ready at the main venue - you always get extra time for photos or just to chill out with family and friends altogether.
For a ceremony with up to 100+ guests, this will take between 15 and 20 minutes and with 150+ guests, you must set aside 30 minutes. If you have even more than 150 guests, Altogether it will take away your more than an hour or so, so we would suggest you to consider skipping this and try to visit guests at their tables during the reception preferably.

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