Things To Do Two Weeks Before Your Wedding

When your wedding day arrives, it’s time for you to enjoy the big moment and try to experience it without any stress and worries. Ιt is certain that you and your partner have spent months planning the perfect wedding but you need to make sure that you haven’t left something for the last minute. These are the things that you should do two weeks before your wedding.

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You need to confirm with your guests if they are going to attend the event. You should contact your friends and relatives in case they haven’t responded to your invitation. A miscommunication may lead to having insufficient seats or being charged for more guests than these who come.

Dye Your Hair

It would be advisable to take care of your hair months prior to your wedding so that it looks healthy and shiny on your big day, but you will need to retouch your hair soon before your wedding because the color can fade and the root is going to reappear. But be careful to do it at least three days in advance to be able to correct any mistakes.

Final Fitting

Weeks before the ceremony you have to make sure your bridal dress fits you perfectly. Sometimes you may need a fitting only a few days before the wedding because you may have lost weight because of all the stress and running errands.

Finalize Seating

As you will have received confirmation from everyone who is going to be present at the reception, you need to finalize the seating plan and hand it to the receptionist or venue manager.

Reception Details

Except for the menu you also need to discuss the decoration of the venue. You can prepare wedding favors that your invited guests can find on the table. The music is another topic you should take into consideration. If there is a DJ you should have a personal conversation to talk about the entrance song, your first dance and the type of music you desire.

Your partner and you must be calm and happy during your wedding and your face should look refreshed and relaxed. If you manage to have everything ready one or two weeks prior to your wedding day you can enjoy the last preparations without any fuss.

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Demi Mist is a freelance writer and editor on beautyandthemist.com. She writes wellness tips for the contemporary woman to live a prosperous life. When she doesn’t write articles, she makes jewelry, reads mystery books and plays with her kids.