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Key Takeaways
Use the night before your wedding to eat a healthy meal and drink plenty of water for energy.
Pack essential items like a personal bag and a survival kit to avoid stress on your wedding day.
Spend quality time with your partner and practice meditation to reduce any pre-wedding nerves.
On the night before the wedding, it’s completely normal to experience a whirlwind of thoughts and emotions. You might be thrilled to marry the love of your life, anxious about nailing your first dance, excited to celebrate with your friends and family, and nervous about your guests’ reaction to your thoughtfully executed aesthetic. Since there’s an expectation that your nuptials will be the best day of your life, coupled with the endless hours you’ve clocked in orchestrating your vision, the stakes probably feel high. Plus, you’re about to enter a new chapter in your life, so experiencing pre-wedding jitters is a common—even natural—outcome.
If your brain is working in overdrive once the 24-hour mark hits, there are steps you can take the night before the wedding to set you up for success the following day. Some involve logistics, like charging your phone, grabbing cash out of your wallet to tip your vendors, and putting your bag in the trunk. Others on the list are activities for leisure or enjoyment, like spending time with your spouse, doing your skincare routine, and unwinding with a good TV show, which will alleviate any nagging worries.
Wondering what to do the night before the wedding? Read on for a complete checklist. Once you cross these tasks off your list, you’ll feel more confident and prepared to tie the knot.
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