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7 Things To Do Before You Say I Do

December 11, 2015

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Wedding days are always full of a hectic and crazy schedule. It seems like there’s something to do every single moment leading up to the “I Do’s”. But, according to the Huffington Post, there’s a couple things you should absolutely remember before tying the knot. Here’s a few suggestions

Nail down your reception seating
Cook dinner in our heels
Get some flower girl swag
Thank your bridesmaids early
Have a veil game plan
Store your meaningful thoughts somewhere special

You’ll thank yourself for taking care of these items before your wedding day. For the final thing to do, click here.

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