Your wedding day is too late to be concerned with issues like the Maid of Honor 's makeup, will the food from the caterer be ok and who will make sure the limo is here on time?

Look to the web and web sites like Wedding Goodies to direct you to the services you need to insure your wedding day proceeds smoothly.

Shop around the Internet for the following and you'll be sure to smooth out and possible bumps in the road to your wedding day:

• Bridal gowns, clothing and gifts ideas.
• Grooms clothing and gift ideas.
• Bridesmaids Items.
• Groomsmen Items.
• Limousine services.
• Catering and food services of all kinds.
• Travel arrangements, including travel agencies.
• Honeymoon spots and vacation getaways.
• Photographers & video services.
• Make up and hair stylists.
• Wedding planners (professionals).

Now you may wonder how you are going to survive your wedding day with all the myriad of details necessary to pull off a successful wedding day experience.

For one thing you need a plan, write it down, enter it into your computer or scratch it in a wall somewhere. But get it down somewhere so that you can see any problems before they rear their ugly head on your most important wedding day.

Plan your wedding using software, the Internet, a professional wedding planner, or even a tablet and you'll be glad you did so when you are walking down the aisle as a single person for the last time.

Don;t let anything stand in your way of a happy wedding day, get busy and get planning before the "big day" is upon you!

Bride’s Emergency Kit

Along with bringing your shoes, dress/veil and the groom’s ring, you may want to pick out the you want from the list below. Keep important last-minute items in your purse or ask someone in the bridal party to carry them for you.

In Your Purse or Maid of Honor’s Purse

1. Brush/comb
2. Cell phone (be sure to turn it off before the ceremony!)
3. Emery board
4. Extra panty hose
5. Hair spray
6. Handkerchief
7. Makeup
8. Mints
9. Mirror (small and portable)
10. Perfume, travel size

Appearance

1. Baby powder (useful for getting out last-minute spills on a white dress)
2. Bobby pins and hair elastics
3. Brush and comb
4. Clear nail polish (also helpful for stocking runs)
5. Corsage pins
6. Cotton balls/swabs
7. Extra earring backs
8. Extra pair of flat shoes
9. Hairdryer
10. Iron
11. Lint brush
12. Makeup
13. Nail polish in the bride's shade
14. Sewing kit:
    • Buttons
    • Hem tape
    • Needle
    • Safety pins
    • Small scissors
    • Straight pins
    • Thread that matches the wedding/bridal parties dresses.
15. Shoe polish
16. Spot remover (test it out on an inconspicuous part of the dress before using!)
17. Static-cling spray
18. Straws (for drinking without messing up lipstick)
19. “Throwaway” garter
20. White chalk (to cover any stains on the dress)
21. Wrinkle out spray (test it out on an inconspicuous part of the dress before using!)

Health/toiletries

1. Antacid
2. Aspirin/ibuprofen
3. Band-aids (that best match your skin tone)
4. Contact lens solution/cases
5. Deodorant
6. Eye drops
7. Insect repellent (for outdoor ceremonies or events - be sure it smells nice!)
8. Lotion
9. Medications
10. Moist towelettes
11. Mouthwash
12. Smelling salts
13. Sunscreen
14. Tampons or pads
15. Toothbrush and toothpaste
16. Tissues
17. Wash cloth or hand towel

Outdoors

1. Bug spray (be sure it has leaves no spots and has no smell or smells nice)
2. Extra flowers (in case of sun wilting)
3. Handkerchief for dabbing sweat
4. Sunglasses (pre- and post-ceremony)

Just In Case

1. Cash ($20 – you never know what you’ll need it for)
2. Disposable camera
3. Driver’s license or photo I.D. card
4. Duct tape (good for any handy repairs)
5. Extra copies of directions to your reception
6. Important phone numbers:
   • Family
   • Wedding party
   • Wedding vendors
   • Taxi company
7. Notebook and pens
8. Portable flashlight
9. Roll of quarters (phones, parking meters, vending machines, etc.)
10. Snacks/bottled water (granola bars, dried fruit, etc.)
11. Umbrella
12. Watch