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Getting married is an exciting time in your life. Of course, you want everything to go perfect, but many times the unexpected happens and you’re forced to improvise. This article will give you tips for dealing with common wedding day issues without losing your cool, or ruining your big day.

Be sure to have many drink options available at your wedding. Not everyone enjoys the same things and will be happier with a large selection to choose what type of drink they would like. When there is alcohol being consumed, be sure to keep hydrating drinks available, such as lemonade and tea.

Sometimes a good wedding tip is to keep it simple! The more detailed and extravagant the more expensive. Sure it is the best moment of your life, but perhaps that money could be better spent on a house, or even the most amazing vacation ever which we colloquially call a honeymoon.

Make sure that your photographer does not get in the way of your wedding and simply focuses on documenting the experience with pictures. Tell him your wishes in advance so he knows that you will want your space to maximize your experience. This will help you to have a great wedding day.

To save money on your wedding, you may want to ask your family or friends to each make a plate of food for the reception. Hiring a caterer can cost a lot of money and half of the time, wedding guests do not like the choices of food a caterer offers.

Share your discounts on airline tickets with family and friends who will be attending your destination wedding. If you have Airmiles, see if you can help by purchasing tickets for your family with the reduction in cost thanks to those miles. Ask around with all attendees to see if they can pool their resources and get more discounts!

A great destination wedding for people who plan to have many children in attendance is at the beach. The kids can play with toys in the sand while the adults watch the nuptials. Provide some toys like buckets and shovels, and ensure someone is willing to watch the kids (provide them with a video of the ceremony afterward.)

If the bride or groom has served his or her country, incorporate patriotic touches into the wedding ceremony, reception, and decor. Add flashes of bold red, bright blue, and platinum or ivory accents to floral arrangements and centerpieces. Vintage all-American glass bottles, crates, and memorabilia can be subtly used as part of table arrangements or around the guest book.

Those who love you will not weigh the beauty of your day based on cost. If keeping to a smaller budget makes your day just as special to you as spending a fortune would, then so be it. Don’t spend yourself into a hole just to impress anyone. Your loved ones care more that you are happy and make the most of the day.

As stated at the beginning of the article, getting married is an exciting time in your life, but unexpected things may happen. Chances are, 10 years after your wedding you won’t even remember those “major crisis” moments. If wedding day disasters strike, apply the tips from this article to help remain calm, cool, and collected.

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