Getting Around
(810)
One
detail you certainly won't want to overlook is how your attendants will
get to the wedding and back. A common snafu: On the return trip, brides
only arrange for their own and their groom's transportation, forgetting
that the attendants who arrived at the wedding in their limo will need
another way to get home.
Toss It (810)
Ask
your florist to provide a "toss bouquet," designed especially for this
ritual. It won't cost much, and you will be able to keep the flowers
you carried down the aisle to press or preserve. Put a bridesmaid in
charge of knowing where this extra bouquet is stored and retrieving it
for you.
Going Public (810)
It
is exciting to have your wedding plans announced in the local
newspaper, but refrain from having your address printed with them.
Thieves have been known to scour papers for such events and then break
into the bride's or groom's house during the wedding, when they know no
one will be home. You might even ask a neighbor to house-sit during the
festivities.
Just in Case (810) 
Would
you believe that you can insure your wedding day against everything
from bad weather to stolen presents? It's true. And depending on the
circumstances of your affair, it may not be a bad idea. To investigate
further, call a reputable insurance agency (unfortunately, scams are not uncommon).
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