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1	Don’t drink too much alcohol on the day – it's a long day and you will be making speeches, dancing the bridal waltz, and doing a number of other things where you may need your wits about you.
2	Plan early.
3	Map out a timetable of everything you need to do, and stick to it.
4	Get everything in writing. This includes quotes, booking confirmations, descriptions of goods ordered and lists of services booked.
5	Keep everything together so nothing gets lost or forgotten.
6	If the planning is getting on top of you both, take time out. Take a mini holiday away from the stress of it all, and remember all the reasons why you’re getting married.
7	Be careful on your hen’s or buck’s night - it’s a special night for you and your friends, but don’t forget the reason you’re there.
8	Expect some wedding day nerves, they’re normal for both of you. Wedding day nerves are similar to those you may get before doing a presentation or a speech - something that makes your heart race and your hands shake. The trick lies in managing the nerves, and recognising that they are simply your body’s way of preparing for something special. Take a warm bath, a long walk, or even treat yourself to a massage to help you relax and calm your nerves.
9	Groom’s should plan a surprise for their bride on entering the wedding night suite. It could be a bed covered in roses, a bottle of champagne and two glasses next to a bubble bath, or some beautiful lingerie.
10	Re-confirm everything to ensure


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