Planning a wedding can be overwhelming. There are so many people to talk to, so many vendors and details to manage, so many decisions to make up to the very day. It?s just natural for one, or two, or a few things to fall through the cracks. Here are five small details that are usually forgotten during wedding planning.
1. Setting a budget for gratuity
This is often the most forgotten thing during budget planning. When you look at the cost of, say, the food and drinks from the caterer, you have to consider adding from 15%-20% service fee and gratuity. The same goes when booking transportation. Consider having a buffer in your budget to make room for gratuities.
For the rest of the vendors, while tips are not required, it is much appreciated, especially if the wedding professionals you hired went above and beyond to make your dream wedding happen. Prepare envelopes with labels and tips, whether cash or check, and assign a family member or a wedding party member to distribute them to the vendors at the end of the evening.

2. The weather and the golden hour

When you were deciding on the wedding date, you considered the season and the location, which is good. But as the wedding day draws near, be on the lookout for any weather advisories so you can prepare accordingly. Having ...