Packing your Wedding Day Emergency Kit

Let's talk about emergency wedding day kits! There will almost undoubtedly be a split moment (or two, or three) during your wedding day where someone needs a safety pin, Tylenol, sewing kit, or aimlessly tries hunting down drinking straws to keep their lipstick in place! Don't be caught off guard! Make sure you take time in the weeks leading up to your wedding day, to compile a kit of emergency items, to make sure any unexpected needs can be swiftly taken care of without panic, and allow you to continue on with the more important highlights of your big day! With so many items to consider, we compiled the list below of the most commonly asked-for items on wedding days to help you get started!

Deodorant

Razors

Hairspray

Body lotion

Body spray/perfume

Q-tips

Hair ties

Bobby pins

Clear nail polish

Nail clippers and file

Chapstick

Small mirror

Toothpicks

Gum, mouthwash, floss, toothbrush, toothpaste, mints

Baby powder

Bottled water

Bottle of Club Soda for certain stains/spills

Disposable drinking straws to help safeguard your makeup

Granola bars/snacks and sugary drinks in case of low blood sugar situations

Tylenol or Advil

Allergy or sinus medicine

Eye drops

Band-Aids

Tums

Sunscreen

Hand sanitizer

Mini first aid kit

Kleenex

Feminine hygiene products

Extra earring backs

Safety pins

Emergency power bank/spare phone charger

Lighter

Clear tape

Floral pins

Fashion tape

Heel caps for grassy areas

Envelope with emergency cash

Static Guard spray

Stain removal Pen

Downy Wrinkle Releaser

Mini sewing kit

Mini lint roller

Super glue

While this list can be different for everyone depending on the couple and other circumstances, these are a lot of the basic items that tend to pop up as missing or needed on wedding days. If you have a wedding coordinator/planner, be sure to check with them, as some will provide access to their own wedding day emergency kit. PRO TIP- This would make a great bridal shower gift! You can help keep the unnecessary stress at bay, by being prepared for the unexpected.

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