A Bride And Groom’s Guide To The Wedding Morning
A Bride And Groom’s Guide To The Wedding Morning. You’ve been preparing endlessly for your wedding day, and now it’s finally arrived. All the planning is done – it’s just a question of showing up and going through the motions.
But that’s not quite true. While you have put everything in place, you still need to actually get ready for the event in the morning – both you and the groom.
In this post, we offer a guide to your wedding morning. We will cover everything from beauty routines to mens wedding rings. Let’s get started, shall we?
When To Start Getting Ready For Your Wedding Day
If your wedding starts at 10 am, you don’t need to get up at 5 am (although you might if you’re excited). Most brides need around 90 minutes to get ready and, for grooms, the getting ready period is usually substantially shorter.
Brides will need to factor in the time it takes to do their hair and makeup. If you’re not sure how long this is going to take because somebody else is doing it for you, always ask them beforehand. If they’re proactive, they’ll ask you what time your wedding starts and tell you when you need to start getting ready.
Prepare Plenty Of Food For Your Crew
Even though it’s your wedding day, people will still need to eat. That’s why you should make sure that you have plenty of food for you and your crew. Don’t make everyone wait until the wedding breakfast at 4 pm. When people go that long without food, it’s hard for them to enjoy the day.
Ensure That You Have Enough Outlets
Before you go to the venue, make sure that everyone has enough outlets to charge their phones. Some venues may only have a couple of sockets where you can charge a phone.
Don’t worry if the venue has limited electrical outlets: just buy a multipoint extension lead. This way, you can quickly add capacity.
Keep The Morning Simple
While you may be tempted to schedule lots of activities in the morning, try to keep it simple. On your wedding day, do all of the important things first and then work your way down the list. Start with the ceremony – the number one activity, then move onto the wedding breakfast followed by all of the other activities of the day. Dancing and partying can go on late into the evening.
Use The Same Products That You Always Use
While you might be tempted to use new products on your face because it’s your wedding day, you shouldn’t go down that route. That’s because you don’t know ahead of time how your face will react. If you are planning on using new products, trial them at least a week before the big day. Make sure that they don’t make you break out or blush.
Remember The Rings
On the morning before the big day, double check the wedding ring situation. Ensure that the right people have them in the VIP wedding party so that they’re ready to go during the ceremony.
