Wedding Day emergencies are inevitable. Are you prepared? At Dream Weddings & Events, LLC having a kit is a mandatory tool; no different from wearing your communication device. After seeing a question in the Facebook Brides Group about what goes into a Wedding Emergency Kit, we knew we needed to share. Therefore, here is our professional opinion on what we strongly suggest to be in your Wedding Day Emergency Tool kit and in some cases why:
- Advil, Tylenol
- Antacid
- Antihistamine
- Aspirin- low dose for Heart or Stroke emergencies
- Barrettes
- Clear nail polish- stops runs in stockings
- Cough drops
- Dental Floss
- Deodorant travel size (spray)
- First aid kit band aids
- Gum-calms nerves
- Hair and bobby pins
- Hair spray
- Handy wipes (baby wipes or freshen up cloths)
- Kleenex
- Lotion
- Makeup remover pads
- Masking tape- repairs hems or seams
- Moisturizing Eye drops
- Nail polish remover
- Peppermint or breath mints
- Pepto-Bismol or Imodium
- Powder
- Safety and straight pins
- Sewing kit w/neutral colored thread
- Straw-to avoid smudging lipstick when drinking
- Sunscreen
- Tampons/pads
- Toothbrush & toothpaste
- Wash cloth
Additional Items
There are additional items found in our emergency kits based on past need. Some seem crazy, but after the second time of needing an item we have just included them. Consequently, we do not have to send someone to the store. As a Wedding Planner, here are some additional items that are also in our kits:
- Anti-Static spray
- Bottled water
- Batteries 2 of each kind
- Cake knife set
- Chocolate
- Glucose tabs
- Extra garter
- Hair spray
- Preparation H- reduces puffy UNDER eye swelling
- Slice of white bread (in a plastic bag to keep fresh) removes fresh lipstick stains
- Small bottle of white wine- it removes red wine stains (along with cool water)
- Vaseline-applied to the teeth makes smiling easier
We know it seems like this list is long; you might need a suitcase just for your emergency kit (that’s how we carry ours), but take our word for it, to need one of these items and not have it could cause a lot of needless heartache or stress. While traditionally the kit is maintained by your maid or matron of honour; it is part of our service to our clients. Until next time…….Keep DREAMing
If you want to know more or have other questions, feel free to contact Dream Weddings & Events, LLC at 216-672-5451.
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