Every bride is different and has different needs but an emergency kit is what every girl should have at hand on her big day. An emergency kit is what can save your wedding and help enjoy it instead of worrying about something went wrong. What to put in it? There are many ideas and we are going to share the most useful and universal ones that most of girls may need. Let’s get started.
Makeup & Hair
- Blotting papers for absorbing shine and oil, not your fancy makeup – this is a must in any climate and both inside and outside.
- Q-tips & makeup remover: eyeliner mistakes happen but they don’t have to stick around.
- Tissues for those happy tears – yours or anyone else’s (and any accidental eye pokes with mascara wands).
- Travel size makeup products you were using for your makeup – a BB or CC cream, a lipstick or a lip gloss or both, a mascara (better a waterproof one) and some other items you may need to make your makeup perfect again.
- Hair spray and hair pins to quickly fix your gorgeous hairstyle in case something goes wrong.
- Sunscreen: even if the wedding is indoors, if the wedding party will be outside for photos, make sure to have this on hand. If it’s a hot location, keep in mind that it should be on you during the whole day. Depending on your climate, add bug spray for the same reason. Unscented for both!
blotting papers are what every bride needs on her big day for sure, especially if the day is hot
some tissues for your and not only your happy tears are a must
choose some makeup products in travel size to include into your emergency kit
take some sunscreen and don't forget to provide your guests with it, too
Medicine
- Mini first aid kit with Band-Aids, burn relief, liquid bandages, and antiseptic: safety first!
- A medicine trio of a pain reliever, allergy medicine, antacid: take precautions for the big three issues that can attack at any moment—especially under stress: headaches, allergies, and indigestion.
- Hand sanitizer or hand wipes to keep your hands clean, which is especially important if it’s an adventurous wedding somewhere in the mountains.
- Eye drops: don’t let red eyes ruin your beauty prep! If you wear contacts, make sure to bring an extra pair, contact solution, and a case.
a mini first aid kit is a must for every big day - if luckily you don't need it, somebody else may
a hand sanitizer is a must, and you may also take a hand cream if you feel it can be useful
eye drops are a must for everyone, red eyes can happen cause of strong wind or harsh weather conditions
Other Items
- Granola bars or other easy-to-carry snacks to have a snack on the go – don’t make yourself suffer from hunger during the day.
- Straws to help you stay hydrated without messing up the lipstick.
- Breath mints to keep your breath super fresh. Take one right before you walk down the aisle, so the first kiss is minty fresh.
- Cash: just in case! Include some change in case you suddenly decide the only thing you need is a soda from that machine down the hall.
- Fashion tape for plunging necklines – it’s a must!
- Krazy Glue for nail fixes, shoe heels, decorations, even jewels.
- Chalk/ talcum powder in case of stains on your dress.
- Gel pads for feet to feel comfy during the day and dance during the night.
- Alcohol: when all else fails, a little liquid courage is the ultimate backup. Have a couple of airplane bottles of your favorite spirit handy… just in case.
you can make your own granola bars that fit your taste and carry them to keep hunger away
breath mints are always a good idea, include them into your bridesmaids' survival kits, too
fashion tape is a must for plunging and just deep necklines, take it with you
take some gel pads to enjoy wearing your shoes during the whole day
take something that you like just in case you can't get relaxed
Check your kit the night before the wedding to make sure that you have everything you need, this will leave you feeling confident and ready for the big day ahead.