it’s all in
the —
details.
Arguably the thing you spent the most time picking — and the easiest thing to forget on the morning of. Here’s the full checklist. Not a “must have” — a “use as a guide.” Tell us your final picks the week before so Kayla can plan a pretty setup.
pro move — wedding morning, put everything in one bag or box and hand it to us as soon as we walk in. don’t make us interrupt the party to ask.
Athe paper stack
- save the date (if you printed)
- invitation suite — outer + inner envelopes
- rsvp card · details card · map card
- stamp(s) on the envelope (real ones, not stickers)
- wax seal / ribbon / vellum sleeve
- menu card
- place card / escort card
- program — ceremony order
- signage — “welcome to the wedding of —”
- vow books (if writing your own)
Bthe rings
- engagement ring
- your wedding band
- your partner’s band
- ring box / dish / display
- backup ring (yes, real) — a stand-in for the ceremony bearer if you’re nervous
Cthe dress / suit moments
- the dress on a wood hanger (plastic is the enemy)
- veil / cape / second look
- suit + tie/bowtie on a hanger or hook
- shoes — yours
- shoes — partner’s
- socks (the fun ones, if you have ’em)
- cufflinks / tie clip / lapel pin
- belt / suspenders
- jewelry — necklace, earrings, bracelet
- watch (heirloom? say so)
- hair piece / comb / pearls
- garter (if doing one)
Dthe something —
- something old — name it
- something new
- something borrowed
- something blue
- a six-pence (if you’re fancy)
- heirloom or talisman (grandma’s handkerchief, etc.)