Whether you're wondering how to keep table skirts safe or what kind of napkins you want for your head table, planning a wedding is hard. Everything you pick seems to impact the overall feel of your wedding. Going for something rustic? You definitely need faux burlap tablecloths. Thinking you want a more charming aesthetic? Perhaps some fairy lights are in order. Every last thing is planned down to the most minute details. But what about the things you forgot? Here are some of the things you want to remember for your wedding day to relieve a lot of the day-of stress.


Find someone to take point, day-of...
When you are busy with all the events of the day you won't have time to answer questions like "where am I sitting?" or "where is the gift table?" Most weddings have approximately 136 guests. Take a moment pre-wedding day to designate someone to be in charge of questions and struggles. This person can choose to ask you or not according to their own discretion.

Drink Water!
Completely serious. You don't want to pass out at your own wedding. It can be hard to remember that you're spending your day running all over the place - pictures here, ceremony there, out on the dance floor so many times - stay hydrated.

Remember to think about the younger crowd...
If you've got kids in your wedding party, or you're letting your guests bring kids, make a point to have something for the little people to do. Coloring pages and crayons work wonders to distract kiddos. If you are able, invite a designated kid watcher for the wedding. That way the kids have someone to keep an eye on them and their parents can actually enjoy their time celebrating with you.


You don't want to spend the day of your wedding worrying about how to keep table skirts safe. Really the most important thing is to appoint someone to be in charge of wedding details on the day-of. Let them handle the issues as they arise to that you only need to worry about the most important thing. Having fun at your wedding! These tips will help you create a wedding to remember. One that will leave your guests saying "remember that time at your wedding" for years to come.