Top things you may not have thought of for your wedding
Booze and an eski for the photo shoot
While your guests are enjoying a few beers at the local pub, or a few champers at your wedding venue, you’ll be off getting a million photos. Make sure you take a small eski with beers and a few bottles of bubbles so you can start the fun along with everyone else. This is good for keeping rowdy groomsmen happy too.
2. An emergency wedding kit
For the big day, put Mum or your maid of honour in charge of the ultimate emergency kit. Stash this kit in the corner of the room. While you may not need anything, you will be so grateful to have it if you do. Your kit should contain:
Chalk to cover up any spills on the wedding dress
Sewing kit (scissors, thread, needle, safety pins)
Batteries in case the MC’s or venues mics fail
Panadol in case a headache strikes
Mini bottle of booze for liquid courage
Lint brush if you have any pets in the ceremony
Band-aids for any blisters
Tissues in case of tears
Bobby pins and hair spray to tame that hair
Deodorant for a hot day
Make-up for touch-ups
Chewing gum for all that smooching
3. Dietary requirements
While you may’ve remembered to put all the dietary requirements on the RSVP and have collected them all - don’t forget to tell the venue!
4. Spare pair of shoes
You’re gonna be dancing all night long, make sure to have a spare pair of flats for when the blisters start to show.
5. Cake knife
Cutting the cake is such a pivotal moment at a wedding. Make sure you do it with style with a shiny, silver sharp knife or a knife with an organza bow tied on. For an extra special touch, buy a knife and have it engraved with the date as a keepsake.
6. Toasting flutes
Their is likely going to be some tear-jerking speeches and joyous toasts. Make sure you have some extra fancy champagne flutes for possible the best toasts you will hear in your life!
