A wedding survival kit is a collection of essential items to prepare for unexpected challenges or emergencies. Having these items on hand alleviates stress and ensures you can enjoy your big day without any unexpected setbacks!
Whether a bride or groom, your wedding day is one of the most memorable and important days of your life. It’s a day filled with excitement, emotion, and plenty of unforgettable moments. With all the planning needed for a wedding, you may forget certain things that could make a big difference.
To prepare you for whatever comes your way, here are a few essentials for a wedding day survival kit:
Whether dancing in high heels or standing for long periods, wedding days can take a toll on your body. Pack some pain relief medication, such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen, to help relieve any aches and pains that may arise.
From the ceremony to the reception, you’ll be talking, laughing, and kissing throughout the day. Keep a pack of breath mints on hand to freshen up and avoid any awkward moments.
No matter your outfit, there’s always a chance you’ll end up with lint or stray hairs on your clothing. A lint roller is an easy way to touch up your outfit and keep it looking sharp throughout the day.
Even the most carefully planned outfits can suffer a wardrobe malfunction. Keep a small sewing kit on hand to fix any tears or loose buttons that may occur.
With all the excitement and activity of the day, it can be easy to forget to eat. Pack healthy snacks, such as nuts or fruit, to keep your energy up and avoid getting angry. I love these Frooze Balls.
From spilled drinks to dropped food, there are plenty of opportunities for stains to occur on your wedding day. Keep a stain remover pen on hand to quickly and easily remove any mishaps.
If you’re planning on wearing high heels, your feet will need a break at some point. Pack a comfortable pair of flats or sandals. Then give your feet a rest and keep you dancing the night away.
Packing these essentials in a Wedding Day Survival Kit prepares you for anything that may come your way. Happy planning! Go here for more planning resources.