It's the day of your wedding, and the tips and advice you received from your mother, friends, and loved ones have paid off and you look and feel beautiful. Time has been spent arranging your hair just so, making up your face perfectly, and getting you ready for your big day. Many times, however, brides just consider the big picture and often forget how uncomfortable they may be during the ceremony or reception in a hot, heavy dress with four inch heels. It's a bad scenario, but it happens. To keep you up, dancing, and mingling with your guests, here are a few of the most essential bride must haves for your wedding day. With a little forethought and a carefully packed cocktail bag, you can be prepared for whatever the day has in store with these wedding tips! 1. Comfortable shoes: One of the most essential bride must haves is comfortable shoes. Imagine having to dance and walk around in those four inch heels for a few hours. Sounds painful, doesn't it? Not buying comfortable shoes is the reason that many brides switch to flip flops during the reception. Though a quick wardrobe change is one option, consider testing out the shoes you buy well in advance. One of the more routine wedding tips that experts suggest is to walk around your home to break the shoes in and ensure you don't get any annoying blisters in the process. After all, squinting and wincing in your pictures will not be pretty. And if you're insistent on those pretty, but painful four inch heels, bring along another pair of more comfortable shoes for the after party some simple flats will do the trick! 2. Breathable gown: Much like your shoes, one of the best bride must haves is a wedding dress that moves with you. A constricting dress will make you cringe as much as those shoes do, and tugging and jerking the fabric will damage it, not to mention alert everyone to the fact that you're extremely uncomfortable. Try your dress on beforehand. When trying it on at the shop, if it feels too tight, then your wedding day will be no different. Move around and get a feel for the dress to ensure that you are at ease on your big day. 3. Waterproof mascara: Oh, there will be lots of tears shed by you, your mother, your close friends, and family. But, you'll be heartbroken when you see your mascara making bee lines all over your face. One of my favorite wedding tips is to wear waterproof mascara to combat the 'raccoon look.' Wearing waterproof mascara on your wedding day will keep your makeup looking fresh, and you'll rest assured that you have no smudges to worry about. 4. Long lasting lipstick: From eating to kissing, your lipstick has many opportunities to fade or smear away. Before deciding on one brand or color, try it out for awhile. Wear it while doing all the things you normally do to see if it has the possibility of fading, smudging, or smearing. And make sure you pack the tube of lipstick in your 'bride must haves' bag! 5. Durable antiperspirant: Whether your dress is sleeveless or not, antiperspirant that stands the test of time is an absolute necessity. You want to stay clean, fresh, and sweet smelling throughout the ceremony and reception, and one of the many wedding tips that experts suggest is to use long lasting antiperspirant. The only way to guarantee this, of course, is with durable and/or prescription strength deodorant/antiperspirant. This extra layer of protection will give you more confidence in whatever you're doing. 6. Small compact mirror: Throughout the ceremony and reception, you'll be relieved that you had your little compact mirror on hand. Tucked away in a small cocktail purse with your other bride must haves, it's just a little bit of added confidence. You can quickly check for makeup smudges and reapply as needed or see if any food particles have become lodged in visible places. 7. Aspirin or Ibuprofen: Headaches happen. And so do aching limbs usually at the most inopportune times. And as far as valuable wedding tips go, be prepared by adding a little tube of aspirin or ibuprofen to your 'bride must haves' cocktail purse. Even if you don't need it, someone else just might. 8. Stain removal pen: You can find these handy, little pens everywhere. Plus, they're small enough to be tucked into your cocktail purse filled with your other 'bride must haves.' Just make sure to spot test the pen on a discreet part of your dress before applying it anywhere during the actual event. Some contain bleach, which may harm the fabric. For quick removal of a tiny, but noticeable stain, however, these pens are a god send. 9. Hairbrush/comb: Tame those frizzies and stay beautiful throughout the day. Another of my favorite wedding tips is to purchase a fold up brush, which is ideal for a small purse with precious space. A quick dab of lipstick and one or two brushes through your hair will have you ready to meet and greet with guests. 10. Emery board: There is nothing more annoying than a jagged nail. Keep your freshly manicured fingers looking lovely by taking a quick swipe of the emery board (or nail file) across it should one break or chip. More Than Just Wedding Tips Valuable Advice These ten bride must haves and wedding tips will ensure that you are prepared for your big day. Weather the day effortlessly by testing out your wardrobe, makeup, and hair in advance as well as by packing a little cocktail purse with some of the essential bride must haves listed above, like that tube of lipstick, compact mirror, aspirin, stain removal pen, comb, and emery board. Even if you don't need them, you'll be glad you had them. Think of these bride must haves and wedding tips as a little helpful layer of extra protection. Cherie Johnson is the founder and owner of Creative Wedding Favors, a one stop shop for a large selection of baby and bridal shower, graduation, quinceaera, anniversary, and wedding favors. Cherie's articles have been published on numerous websites including Blissfully Domestic, Dress Up Your Wedding, and Wedding Museum. Since starting the company in 2006, Cherie has helped countless couples and families make their big events a success. Prior to Creative Wedding Favors, she worked as a professional wedding photographer, capturing the most special moments of the bride and groom's big day. Cherie Johnson is the founder and owner of Creative Wedding Favors, a one stop shop for personalized, unique baby and bridal shower, graduation, quincea anniversary, and wedding favors, helping countless couples and families make their big events a success. 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And a good coach in Robert Van't Hof. The young woman is ready. Her first Grand Slam singles victory might as well be on that big Sunday, Sept.8. Davenport has been practicing for a week in the East, where she told Robin Finn of the New York Times: I don't know if I'm going to win the Open, but I know I've got a whole new different feeling going into it. What was OK at 17 is not OK now. I won't just be happy to be there.'' She's looming, Steffi and Monica. Watch out. A large Davenport: The imposing Davenport is listed in the WTA media guide as being 6 foot 2. I am 6 2. After the Acura Classic doubles final in Manhattan Beach last week, I happened to walk by Davenport in the passageway behind the Manhattan Country Club. She wore tennis shoes, I wore tennis shoes. She towered over me. I think she must be more like a tough to lob over, tough to pass 6 4. Brotherhood: Leach Leach is a familiar name in the USTA record book. USC men's coach Dick Leach has won a number of national father son tournaments with either son Rick or son Jonathan. Open will be the brothers playing together. Rick had planned to play with Javier Frana, but Frana has a bad shoulder and prefers to be concentrating on singles for this fortnight. So Rick tapped his younger brother. They're a pretty good fit. For one year they were a doubles team for Boise in Team Tennis. Rick is left handed and likes to play the deuce court, Jonathan is right handed and plays the ad court. Jonathan brings fire, Rick brings experience (five Grand Slam doubles or mixed doubles titles, two NCAA doubles titles). And, says their father, Jonathan listens to Rick.'' Add brotherhood: Sometimes in sports, being colorful is more important than being excellent. The Jensen brothers, Luke and Murphy (who also played at USC), won the French Open in 1993, but they're far from another John Newcombe Tony Roche or Peter Fleming John McEnroe. 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Inhale as you return to the starting position.Knee PullsLie on your back on a mat and raise your knees toward your chest. Grasp your knees with your hands and gently pull them toward your chest. Clasp hands together, drop your chin toward your chest and push arms as far out as possible, forming a C curve with your upper back. You should feel the stretch in the middle of your upper back, near your shoulder blades. Grasp the elbow with your opposite hand and gently pull your arm towards your chest. Hold the stretch for 10 to 15 seconds, breathing normally. Repeat on the other side.Cardiovascular Goal: 90 to 105 min.This week, aim for 90 to 105 minutes total of aerobic activity; each session should last 30 to 35 minutes and should safely elevate your heart rate. (Read more about ).
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