Tip of the Day: If you're having personalized items made for your ceremony or reception, keep in mind less is more. "When you get to choose exactly what goes on custom products, remember that you want the writing and art to be beautiful and legible," says Sari Mintz of For Your Party. Try to limit to two or three easily readable fonts that speak to your personality. "Too many fonts on the same piece can be difficult to read or look at."

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Tip of the Day: Want to find ways to relive your wedding after the big day? Houzz contributor Charmean Neithart recommends, "Designate a night once a month or every other month for cooking your wedding menu. If you really want to go all out, use your wedding china, serve a small version of your wedding cake and don't forget the champagne."

Plus, check out 10 Marriage Firsts Every Newlywed Experiences.

Tip of the Day: While your photographer will capture most of the important shots during the wedding, consider collecting pictures your guests took as well. Try out Qleek, a digital mixtape that allows guests to upload their photos and favorite wedding songs to a website dedicated to the day. Couples can then download their favorites song and photo after the wedding and place it onto a wooden souvenir that becomes a sweet keepsake.

Plus, check out 15 Wedding Moments You'll Definitely Want to Capture on Video.

Tip of the Day: During your search for the right wedding makeup artist, find someone who includes a trial-run application in the pricing. This way, you can know ahead of time that you'll be happy with the final look and how well you two will work together. Compile a few looks that you want on your big day and bring them to the trial run. Use this time to create your dream look that suits your skin tone and style.

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