Tip of the Day: Remember to make plans for gathering post-reception items. "Who will gather your card box, the top tier of your wedding cake, guest book, extra programs, etc.? How will they get to your hotel, are they even going there? If you’re going directly to the airport the next day, who will take the tux rental back or secure your dress? These are all factors to consider," says Regina from Cloud Nove Events. 

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Tip of the Day: Let your man mix and match! The pros from Two’s Company advise: "You don’t have to play it safe with a typical black and white three-piece tux. Adding a colorful pocket square and/or patterned skinny tie adds style and personality to your groom's wedding day look. Bow ties are also on-trend."

Plus, check out more Fun Ways to Include Your Groom's Style in the Wedding.

Tip of the Day: "Our best advice is to write personalized vows to one another. Repeat vows are great and traditional, but when a couple writes their own words, they can add more depth to their story. They can convey what their relationship means to them and what they have become," says Brian Perry from Perryfield Films.

"As filmmakers, the heartbeat of the wedding film is the ceremony. From the time that the hair and makeup artist arrives, to the very last song that the DJ plays, you're getting geared up for a 12 to 18-hour day. Somewhere, wedged in between this huge window of time is a 25-minute ceremony. The ceremony is what the day is about. Your guests came from all over to witness your vows, and they embody the commitment you are making to one another for the rest of your lives," he explains.

Plus, check out 30+ Examples of Wedding Vows.