Soon wedding Thursday will be coming to a close but there are still two more posts. The one thing every bride to be should have on her wedding day is a wedding day emergency kit. The small kit should contain the following items: hair brush, comb, mirror, hair spray, bobby pins to match the color of your hair, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, breath mints, hand lotion, needle and thread in the color of white or ivory (and the color of your Mothers dress as well as your bridesmaids dresses, baby powder (helps cover up stains on the brides dress) stain remover, fabric glue, and white tape (for hems), safety pins, scissors, extra pantyhose, clear nail polish, earring backs. All of these items could come in hand on your big day.

On your wedding day you want to arrive in style and on time. You want everything to be where it is suppose to be at the correct time. Arranging transportation is a very important part of your planning. Don’t forget to organize a schedule/ time line for your wedding. The final details can be worked out after you have prepared a timeline. You need to determine how many people need transportation, where they need to be picked up, and where they need to go. To cut cost on your transportation you could have a friend or family member who is not in the wedding  act as a chauffeur. This way those who are involved in the wedding do not have to worry about traffic.

Destination weddings have become extremely popular over the past few years as a way to extend the wedding celebration beyond just the wedding day and go to an exciting location. Even through destinations are more popular than ever you need to keep in mind the different factors when planning a wedding away from home. Here are some tips for finding a perfect destination location:

1. Check out real wedding stories on The Knot, this is one of the first places I went before I decided to get married in Maui. Also, check out The Wedding Channel both sites have great profiles of destination weddings with information on the locations.

2. Speak with a travel agent who specializes in honeymoons.

3. Pick up a few travel and weddings magazines they usually list great honeymoon spots, which are often great wedding spots, too.

4. Finally but not least surf the web for great destination wedding spots. Lots of resorts are marketing themselves this way, so you should find some great options.