WEDDING DAY SURVIVAL KITS
Weddings are supposed to be smooth-sailing, perfect, and romantic, especially for the engaged couple. Or at least that’s what people expected it to be. No mishaps, stained dresses, missing buttons, and unkempt hair. Not to mention forgetting to brush your teeth or putting on deodorant because of the jitters that kept you preoccupied. It is even more dreadful to go empty-handed of the things to help you deal with these mishaps. This is what wedding emergency kits are for.
What do you need in your go-to wedding kit? Below are lists of essential things that should be included in your survival kits for those small wedding day emergencies. Last minute emergencies are no match for these kits whether you’re the bride, groom, or helping the bridal party get ready!
For the Bride
It's worth noting that bride and groom emergency wedding-day kits are pretty interchangeable so if you have a set for each, you'll be in great shape! If you and your partner are getting ready in separate locations, having more items on hand is always a plus. Ask your bridal party to put these kits together if you have a lot on your plate or purchase smaller versions online. Don't forget the face masks!
- Mini hairspray
- Dental floss
- Fabric tape
- Q-tips
- Mini toothbrush
- Mini toothpaste
- Eyedrops
- Compact mirror
- Blotting papers
- Stain remover
- Tweezers
- Tampons
- Lip moisturizer
- Mending kit
- Energy bar
- Bottled water
- Mints
- Antacid
- Pain reliever
- Face mask
- Safety pins
- Bobby pins
- Mini hair brush
- Hair ties
- Pocket tissues
- Earring backs
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For the Groom
Make sure to think about what you might need based on your venue and dress choices. Getting married at the beach? Pack extra flip flops and extra sunblock. These are all extra things that are nice to have on hand!
- Stain remover
- Bandages
- Dental floss
- Pain reliever
- Antacid
- Lint roller
- Pair of socks
- Safety pins
- Hair comb
- Face mask
- Mints
- Mints
- Lip moisturizer
- Mending kit
- Energy bar
- Bottled water
- Mints
- Mini shaving cream
- Mini razor
- Bottled water
- Mini deodorant
- Mini toothbrush
- Mini toothpaste
- Energy bar
For the Bridesmaid
- Hair ties
- Lip balm
- Stain remover
- Compact mirror
- Mini deodorant
- Nail kit
- Earring backs
- Blotting papers
- Face mask
- Mints
- Pain reliever
- Antacid
- Bobby pins
- Mending kit
- Hair brush
- Tampons/Pads
- Pocket tissues
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For the Mother of the Bride
- Mending kit
- Sterile wipes
- Bandages
- Earring backs
- Mini hairspray
- Mints
- Stain wipes
- Bobby pins
- Face mask
- Blotting papers
- Safety pins
- Hair elastics
- Fabric tape
- Pain reliever
- Antacid
- Pocket tissues
- Mints
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Remember that these are only the essentials tailored for your role during this big day. You can add in more according to your needs. Don’t forget to bring minis of these things to keep them all in one handy bag. What are other items do you think should be inside your survival kit?
Let us know in the comments section below! For more tips and wedding day inspo, don't forget to follow @LeilaniParties on Instagram!
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