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#1 Themes are great, the simplest theme can go a long way.

#2 The human factor, accept that although people will be on their best behavior, that unexpected comments, or jokes, or even an action rolls off your back or laugh it off. Sometimes people are just going to be weird.

#3 Have a PLAN B for rain or heat.

#4 Get a planner, a professional planner so that your day flows like water and stays on schedule.

#5 Have everything in writing, and don't accept changes from venues or vendors once your contract is signed.

#6 It's one day, an important day, but this day opens a new chapter in your personal history, bring it in with laughter, smiles, and grace.

#7 Eat something, blood sugar dropping is a bad thing. Eat something light and healthy, trust me, you'll still fit in the dress.

#8 Walk down the aisle slowly, lots of people want to capture you're moment, unless you want to look like a blur, take your time.

#9 Don't sweat the small stuff, it's the bid picture that counts.

#10 It's ok to cry, just do it before you put on make up :)

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