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1. Eat a Healthy Meal
Though the greasy pizza and the bag of Cool Ranch Doritos might be screaming your name, stick to the fresh fruit and the whole grains.
2. Pack a Bag or Clutch of Personal Items
Put together your reception clutch and your post-reception bag, and hand it off to your wedding point person (whether that's your wedding planner, professional bridesmaid, or trusty uncle), who can ensure it's waiting for you in the bridal suite or your hotel room.
3. Drink a Lot of Water
Keep a cold glass of water nearby and make sure you spend some quality time with it.
4. Get a Good Night's Sleep
Or at least try to tuck yourself underneath those covers at a decent hour.
5. Turn Your Phone on Silent
Say goodbye to checking Facebook and answering frantic text messages.
6. Put Any Bags You Need in the Car
Pack the car with all the items you'll need for your wedding day so that you can wake up in the morning and not have to worry about doing any heavy lifting before getting out the door.
7. Make Sure You Have Cash on Hand
Have a couple of $20 bills nearby in case you need to tip vendors or there are any last-minute emergencies.
8. Double-Check Payment for Vendors
Have them sorted out digitally—whether that means you're scheduling payments via PayPal or Venmo or gathering checks and cash. If the latter, put them in clearly marked envelopes and hand them off to your point person for the wedding day.
9. Gather a Survival Kit
Toss a bunch of must-have items into a small tote bag in case anyone needs them. Grab a handful of Band-Aids, safety pins, packets of Advil, and, of course, hair-ties.
10. Print Out a List of Vendor Details
Be sure to have a list of vendor info, like their phone number, arrival time, and name.
Pass this list on to your point person, so they can make sure everything is in order.
11. Write a Love Note to Your Partner
Something short and sweet. Reminding the person who will be waiting for you in a freshly cleaned outfit that they are the love of your entire life.
12. Grab a Pair of Flip-Flops
Keep these close by. You'll want to change into them throughout your wedding day—whether after the morning photos are taken or in the middle of the reception. Your feet are going to need a time-out before you do.
13. Watch Something That'll Make You Laugh
In the spirit of putting yourself in a happy and enlightened mood, plop yourself down in front of some funny YouTube videos or search for your favourite rom-com on Netflix.
14. Enjoy a Mani-Pedi
While you're getting a fresh coat of polish, say "I do" when they ask you if you'd like to add on a 10-minute massage. Pamper yourself—you deserve it.
15. Assign Someone to Be Your Morning-After Person
This person's role will be to collect all the gifts at the end of the wedding and do one final sweep of the venue when the party is over to make sure you didn't leave anything behind.
16. Say a Big "Thank-You"
Before the wedding-day chaos kicks in, be sure to thank people in advance for sticking by your side through this adventure. Give an extra hug to your bridesmaids and pop a kiss on the cheeks of your family members.
17. Practice Walking in Your Shoes
Even better, make sure you practice walking a straight line in the shoes. After that, turn the volume up on your favorite Kesha song and bust out some dance moves. This will help you not only relieve some stress, but it'll also make you see your threshold for when your shoes are going to start throwing a temper tantrum on your feet.
18. Confirm With Vendors
There's a time and a place for everything. Make sure your outside vendors know when and where to show up. Now's the time to also let them know the name and phone number of your point person that day.
19. Practice Deep Yoga-Like Breaths
End the day before your wedding with five minutes of meditation and deep breaths. This will help calm you down before you hop into bed.
20. Keep Up With Your Nightly Beauty Rituals
Lather on the moisturizer, apply a face mask, stick on the whitening strips—whatever fits into your pre-wedding beauty routine.
21. Get in One Last Kiss
Whether you've chosen to embrace the tradition of sleeping separately and not seeing one another until the aisle or first look, or you're heading to sleep together in anticipation of the big day, take a moment to take it all in and enjoy your last unmarried smooch session.
1950s Vintage Wedding Dresses
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WHAT does a traditional Wedding Video look like?
It starts with an establishing shot Usually at the Brides home with Titles on the screen saying the name of the Bride and The Groom and the wedding date. This is followed by video of the bride getting ready and video of the Groom getting ready. Usually you would go from one to the other and back again to build up to The Groom waiting at the Wedding Venue for his Bride to arrive.
The bride arrives with full length body shots showing off the dress , to the Wedding service Shot with at least 2 cameras (One on the Bride and One on the Groom) After the Wedding The newly married couple Meet and Greet their Guests followed by the photographer doing his thing with Family Photos at the wedding venue site.
After this the Photographer will whisk the married couple away to do candid photos at other locations We generally do not video this however we can on request.
Our next job is to Film the reception venue before people show up followed by your guests arrival and then Bride and Groom arrival.
Speeches, Cutting the cake and the First dance are all recorded. We also time permitting get an individual comment from each guest so you the now Mr and Mrs can see who was at your wedding. ( Some of the comments are fun)
A lot of Videos finish here however we can also record Mr and Mrs Leaving the venue.
This is what a traditional video looks like . In todays world you will also want the 5 minute Highlights Showreel and of course we also produce this .
CASUAL WEDDING DRESSES by MODERN WEDDING PTY LTD
What to Write in a Wedding Card?
Marriage vows
Is a videographer worth it for a wedding?
So, should you have a videographer at your wedding? The short answer is yes. While you and your partner might be considering skipping this pro to save money, a videographer is absolutely worth the investment. In fact, many couples say that not hiring a video pro is their biggest regret.
3 Months Out
Order the Invitations and Hire a Calligrapher
There are a few ground rules when it comes to ordering your wedding invitations: Order enough of them and account for some mistakes, make sure they will arrive in time, set up a system for recording RSVP replies, and confirm all addresses and spelling. But when it comes to design and wording, the options are endless. Keep reminding yourself that the theme of your invites should match the vibe of your wedding and express you as a couple.
Create or Plan Your Menu
Once you’ve undergone a successful tasting, you’ll have a good sense of your caterer’s style and offerings, so you're ready to finalize your food. Maybe you’re the couple who’s hand-selected every hors d'oeuvres, main, side, dessert, and drink situation. Or, perhaps you just told your chef to “handle it” and called it a day. Either way, now is the time to stamp your approval on a completed menu that fits your budget, tastes, and timing.
Write Your Vows
If you’ve opted to write your own promises to one another, start thinking about what those should sound like for you two as a couple. Traditional? Tear-jerking? Feminist? Millennial? Pop-culture inspired?
Select Readings
Bible versus are an obvious choice here , but there are plenty of nonreligious options, as well. If you’d like for your readers to choose their own, make sure you give them as much guidance as possible.
Meet With the Officiant and Invite Him or Her to the Rehearsal Dinner
Lots of things to consider when asking someone to marry you, but your main concerns are availability, eligibility, fee, and fit. Can your officiant of choice lawfully, affordably, and meaningfully help you two become one? Once you've chosen, make sure he or she is on the same page as you about your expectations and the overall tone you want for your ceremony.
4 Months Out
Choose Your Cake
You and your partner should settle on a look and flavour profile you both love. Don’t stress about pleasing every one of your guests. This is your cake as a couple; it’s about expressing you guys. (You can also consider a groom’s cake.) Got the cake(s) decided? You need a baker. Find a reputable one who’s available on your date, and happy to take on your dream design for an equally dreamy price. (Ask them these questions.)
Select the Groomsmen's Attire and Schedule Fittings Within the Month
Do you want the groom and his guys to be matchy-matchy? How can you ensure the entire entourage gets fitted on time if they live all over the place? What else could go wrong? Breathe. You’ve got this, and don’t be afraid to get the groom involved. He may be able to easily pull rank and get his men in line—a very neat, orderly, and well-dressed one, at that.
Hair and Makeup Trial
Help your stylists help you by researching some particulars before you come in for your trials. Look back at old photos of yourself so you can find something that’s worked before and ensures you still look like yourself. Next, feel free to search social media for other inspiration; just don’t delude yourself with highly-filtered Instagram expectations.
Bring photos and be as specific as possible about what you want and don’t want.
Wedding Ring Styles
Gimmel rings
During the 16th and 17th centuries, European husbands bestowed a gimmel ring upon their wives. Similar to the puzzle ring, the gimmel ring consisted of two interlocking bands. The bride and groom both wore one of these bands after their engagement, and the two bands were reunited during the wedding ceremony. Subsequently, the wife wore the combined ring.
8 Months Out
Register for Gifts
Involve your better half in this one—after all, you two are building a life (and home) together. When registering, it's smart to ask for staples—like sheets and pots and pans, and so on—but it's even more genius to think about what you really want. Are you adventurers? Aspiring chefs? Charity givers? Consider your hobbies and tailor your registry to your soon-to-be-married lifestyle.
Select the Bridesmaids' Dresses and Schedule Fittings Within the Month
Ask your bridesmaids to come shopping with you IRL —if they live close by. It will be helpful for you to see them in the dresses, and you could even ask how they feel in the options you're considering. (They do have to wear it in front of a crowd of hundreds, after all.) With that said, we're all about the trend of selecting a color palette—like yellow, grey, burgundy, or white—and letting your girls choose what they want to wear.
Meet With Potential Florists
Much like hiring your other vendors, you want to be simpatico with your florist, as well. In order to do that, we suggest polling friends for recs, scrolling through Instagram inspo, and asking your planner/venue coordinator who they recommend in the area. It's important that you find someone who is able to deliver on your vision and budget.
We LIVESTREAM almost every day and often in multiple locations a day. To the best of my knowledge no other company or person in North Queensland has as much experience at livestream as we do. We can Livestream your Wedding to your Family and Friends so they and you can enjoy the moments Together, We have our own network so there is no issue with privacy , Let us know your date and we will help share your day with your family and friends.
Vintage Wedding Traditions That Should that should be updated
Putting a sixpence in the bride's shoe.
Making a grand exit.
Hiding a charm inside your wedding cake.
Writing a letter to your spouse the night before the wedding.
Planting a pine tree outside your home.
Today Tradition could be
Putting a Gold Coin in the bride's shoe.
This says she will always have plenty of money
Making a grand exit
This says you are always going to be the Magnificent Couple and be together as one
Hiding a charm inside your wedding cake
Put the charm beside the cake . The charm is to bring you both Good Luck
Writing a letter to your spouse the night before the wedding.
This is a must do - Get a piece of paper and write a letter to your Love.
On it say what your feeling are and give them to each other before the wedding.
After the wedding the letters should be copied , enlarged and then framed. Put the Framed letters in a private place where only you two can see them . In the years ahead take time occasionally to read the letters and remember why you are married to each other
Plant a tree someplace you like to go in a public space .
Pick a spot which is not likely to be cleared by council in the future. Plant it together. Once a year if you are in the area check how your tree has grown. (In todays world we move to often to plant a tree in the front yard)
Have an Outstanding Day
10 Months Out
Start Shopping for Your Wedding Dress
You may know exactly what you want or you might not, which is okay, too.
Book Hotel-Room Blocks for Guests
It's a thoughtful gesture to block out rooms (and secure a discounted rate) for your guests.
Take Engagement Photos
Now is a great time to practice being in front of the camera, especially since most photographers include a session in your package.
Start Looking at Invitations
The wedding invitation is a guest’s first impression of your big day. That’s why you want to put your best foot forward with a personalized preview. If you're going custom, start working with a graphic designer or stationer now to create your dream suite. If you're going for a less involved route, you can wait until the six-month mark. (Invites will be sent out just six to eight weeks prior to the big day.)
Congratulations "Melissa and Andrew"
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12 Months Out Make a Guest List
If only you could invite any and everyone, right? Chances are, you can't, which is why you have to put a cap on dishing out invites. When deciding your head count, consider your budget (how much can you afford?) and your venue (how many people does it fit?). Also, who's paying for what? From there, figure out how you're going to divvy up the list. If you and your partner are footing the bill, assume you'll get 70 percent of the invites, while both sets of parents will split the other 30. But if mom and dad are contributing, it's protocol to give all involved parties—your parents, your partner's parents, you as a couple—one third each.
Next comes cutting, negotiating, and cutting some more until you reach a final number.
Congratulations
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12 Months Out
Determine Your budget
It's time to do the math and crunch some not-so-fun numbers. Before you can start anything, you have to figure out who's paying for what and determine your wedding's bottom line. From there, you'll want to break down said budget—what's a priority? What's not?—and start allocating funds accordingly. (A little market research here comes in handy.) And since these numbers will change as you plan, it's smart to start a detailed spreadsheet from the get-go. This will help you keep track of your spending and make it easy to adjust numbers along the way.
Tips On organizing your wedding day
Investigate Wedding Blackout Dates
Know ahead of time if your wedding date falls on the same day as a trade conference, charity walk or other local event that could affect traffic and hotel room availability.
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