Top 7 Things Not to Forget On the Wedding Day Number seven, don’t forget to set an alarm the night before. If you have a morning wedding in Las Vegas, don’t miss your prep time by not setting an alarm. Though this doesn’t seem like it would be a problem since you probably won’t sleep much the night before anyways, it happens. So set the alarm as soon as you can and turn your volume up. Number six, bring your overnight bag. Yes you’re heading out on an awesome honeymoon in the morning and so you’ll have everything packed, but life will just be so much easier if you have an overnight bag you can stuff your change of clothes in and small bathroom hygiene items. That way you don’t have to lug a suitcase around the hotel or dig endlessly through everything to get what you need. An overnight bag is usually light and easy to carry.
Food for the Wedding Number five, call your caterer to make sure that everything is still on for tonight. Food has not been delivered before. Politely give them a jingle and make sure that everything is still a go for the evening. If there’s going to be any problem at all, you need to know asap so you can make arrangements to get food from somewhere else. Number four, while on the topic of food delivery, make sure your cake is well on its way too. You can’t hold the traditional bride and groom cake cutting event without the cake, and believe it or not, sometimes this detail is missed as well. Don’t let your wedding be the one everyone remembers because it’s not there. Give your baker a quick call to make sure everything’s in order.
Manage your Wedding Help Number three, follow up with your volunteers that will help prepare the reception later. Just make sure everyone’s still on track. The easiest way to do this is to assign someone as the “manager” of volunteers and follow up with them. Give them the vision and the responsibility to make sure it comes true. Be sure that when you share the vision, you make every detail extremely clear so that nothing is missed. Then keep that person on speed dial so you can contact them the day of the wedding.
Number two, don’t forget to plan for a take-down crew as well. Taking down isn’t as hard as putting up, but it still takes a lot of time and is painful to do when your volunteers are tired from a long day. Consider organizing a take-down crew that is also managed by a volunteer manager. You won’t have to do much follow up with them as you’ll be off to your honeymoon, but having someone in charge helps move things along quickly for your family and friends. Number one, make sure the groom has his tux, and you have your dress when you leave for your Las Vegas wedding venue. Too many finances have suffered with last minute freak outs about forgetting their proper attire. Don’t let such a simple thing happen to you. Help ensure you don’t forget anything on that special day with these 7 easy tips. Photo Credit: svilen001, wootz