You can never be too safe when it comes to your wedding day. Hairpins and Hair TiesĪre you doing your own hair for the big day? Maybe you’re having someone do your hair? Either way, hairpins and hair ties come in handy. So, this makes the most sense for a wedding day. I don’t leave home without personal hygiene products anyways. Put them in your big day bridal survival kit for just in case! This is common sense but most brides are in a different state of mind the day of their wedding. You may want to look into getting makeup that is sun care friendly. When you wake up, put sunscreen on right away. You definitely don’t want to get badly sunburned on your special day and before your honeymoon. Your brides may also get dry hands and in the process you can offer them your hand lotion. The clear can double as a fix to pantyhose runs.ĭo you know how dry your hands can get on your wedding day? Make sure they stay moist with your favorite hand lotion. Nail clippers, a nail file and clear nail polish in both the bride’s shade and in clear- Sometimes manicures just don’t last as long as they should. Nail Clippers, Nail File, and Nail Polish Sometimes your hands may get sticky and it’s so nice having these on hand! If there are little ones around, these will most likely be used on your big day in some way shape or form. When it comes to your bridal survival kit, you’ll want moist towelettes. It may look silly but the toilet seat covers are made from the same paper as the blotting paper. If you are ever in a jam and can’t find your blotting paper, go to the public restroom and use the disposable toilet seat covers.
And here is a little tip my wedding makeup artist mentioned to me that I still remember today. Make sure to blot your face before pictures and after the ceremony because nothing ruins a picture like a shiny face. With it being the most important day of your life, you’ll want to make sure your makeup looks perfect.
This is something you may use a lot during your big day. What if you have your grandma’s diamond earrings in? You don’t want to lose them! Put the extra earring backs in your wedding survival kit, just in case.įor those quick touch ups before the ceremony and during the reception. There are wedding emergencies that happen everyday. This may seem downright silly to bring to your wedding, however, you won’t regret it. It’s important to stay on top of things on your wedding day. Pantyhose are so cheap, adding them to your big day emergency kit isn’t a bad thing. Most brides have a tendency to put a run in their pantyhose, especially on the dance floor. A wedding emergency kit is vital when it’s your wedding day and this is one item you don’t want to be caught without. You’re probably thinking this isn’t something you need, but you just never know. You can even head to the Dollar Store to pick some up. It is inexpensive to pick up and super easy to carry around. When you need to fix a nail or something unexpected on your dress, Krazy Glue works great. Even if you’re not getting married, you should consider carrying double stick fashion tape around. With quick work, we were able to fix the issue before she made it down the aisle and for pictures.įashion tape could come in handy for more than just the bride, it can come in handy for anything that may need done. At my wedding, one of my bridesmaids tripped and tore the hem of her dress coming down the stairs before the ceremony. Masking tape makes for an easy quick fix for a broken hem. If something happens, you already have what you need, right on hand. Having this in your wedding emergency kit can help you stay at ease. You never know when you will catch a snag in your wedding dress or your bridesmaids. Purchase a mini sewing kit, including safety pins and small scissors. Pick a bridal handkerchief that has blue in it and it can double as your “something blue.” The groom should also have a handkerchief. Bridal HandkerchiefĬhances are you are going to cry at your wedding and you definitely don’t want to be seen at the altar with some ratty old tissues. Task your maid of honor, wedding planner or one of your bridesmaids to carry the following kit and checklist around on your wedding day and place it where it is easily accessible.
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