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You are planning the wedding of your dreams and you could not be more excited! Your every moment is consumed with this event and, although you are excited for the planning to be over, you can not help but worry a little about the big day. You are probably freaking out, wondering how everything will turn out and what you should bring with you to your actual wedding ceremony. Although many people have gotten married before you, most will not remember the little details about the day, like what they did with their purse, who made sure the wedding rings were safe and ready to be exchanged or what was in their emergency wedding day bag . Here is a little advice for the big day:

Many people focus on the bride through this special day, and with good reason, but there is also a groom involved! He should have a list made for what he needs to do the day of the wedding. Since the bride has her bridesmaids to help her remember to do things, her burdens will be shared. Usually, the groomsmen are not as reliable, but they always seem to remember to bring the beer! Make sure he knows exactly what he is supposed to do the morning of your wedding. You also want to tell him to have a little conversation with his groomsmen about proper behavior and etiquette at the wedding ceremony and reception.

You will have probably bought new shoes for your big day, so make sure you spend some time breaking them in. If you do not, your feet will be killing you by the time you get to the reception. If the shoes are just ridiculously uncomfortable, then bringing a pair of flats to wear to the reception.

Have an emergency kit ready to go! This kit should include tampons, extra lip gloss and a tide pen to get out any stain (or pretreat) that may happen. We all know how messy guys can be when they are eating …

Make sure you trust the person responsible for your wedding rings with your life! These tiny little pieces of jewelry are a big part of your wedding ceremony. After you say your vows, you will slip the wedding rings on the other's finger. If you do not have any wedding rings or bands to exchange, that could out a huge damper on your ceremony!

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Source by Angela Lockhart Smith