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Wedding Planning Help Page

Welcome to our wedding planning help page!

Throughout this page, you’ll find a wealth of information to help you plan your wedding. These insights come not only from our decades of experience providing wedding entertainment, but also advice shared by other industry professionals and helpful tips from past brides and grooms reflecting on what they wish they had done differently on their special day.

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  1. Printed timelines — so no one keeps asking “what now?”                                                  (the bridal suite is customer service).

  2. Straws for drinks (to keep the lipstick looking perfect).

  3. A nice wooden hanger for the dress photos.

  4. Additional matching wooden hangers for bridesmaids’ and                                             the moms.

  5. The wedding rings (yes… it happens!).

  6. Bouquets ready to go.

  7. A go-to person for communication with vendors if there’s no planner.

  8. A steamer to fix any last-minute wrinkles in the dress or veil.

  9. Matching robes or pajamas for adorable “getting ready” shots.

  10. A sewing kit for any outfit emergencies.

  11. Safety pins for quick fixes / adjustments.

  12. Fashion tape for extra security.

  13. Stain remover (because accidents happen).

  14. Hairpins and hair ties.

  15. Band-aids and blister patches (new shoes = pain).

  16. A camera or Polaroid for fun behind-the-scenes pics.

  17. Extra chargers and a power bank.

  18. Champagne (of course!).

  19. Enough champagne glasses for the whole crew.

  20. A “getting ready” playlist to set the mood!

Wedding Party Most Overlooked (Bridal Party)

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7. Fluffing the bride’s dress

8. The aisle handoff. Whether it’s a hug, handshake, or smooth transition, deciding this ahead of time avoids awkwardness.

9. Where everyone stands once you’re up there. Knowing spacing and placement keeps things calm and natural, especially for photos.

10. Where to look during your vows. It’s easy to lock eyes with the officiant, but looking at each other is what makes it feel personal and grounded.

11. Exchanging rings. Which hand, which finger, and how you’re actually passing them without fumbling in the moment.

12. Your recessional. That just-married walk back down the aisle feels fast. Practicing helps with timing, confidence, and knowing if you want a pause, a kiss, or just to soak it in.

13. None of this is about perfection. It’s about feeling present instead of nervous.

Wedding Rehearsal 

  1. Who's walking with who

  2. Where to stand at the alter

  3. How to link arms

  4. Bride's bouquet hand off and retrieval from the maid of honor

  5. Exchanging of the rings

  6. Any readings

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