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Wedding Day Schedule

  When the biggest day in our lives is finally here, a bit of stress is unavoidable. No matter how prepared the couples are for their wedding day, sometimes certain things can be forgotten during the hectic morning preparation process. In order to skip any unpleasant incidents, let me guide you with an example on the perfect 12 hours wedding day schedule.  Certainly, every wedding is different in their schedule and rituals, but I want to mention some of the details from my professional experience that could give you an idea of how the wedding day is usually planned.  Around 10:00 AM - Groom is getting ready We start by taking pictures of his accessories: his watch, perfume, cufflinks, glasses, etc. While the groom is getting dressed, we photograph his tuxedo, shirt, and bow tie. It is always important for the groom to choose a person in advance who will help him to put on his tuxedo and attach a boutonnière. You can choose a few people if you desire, a r...
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Flat wedding shoes: the best of comfort and style.

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8 Materials That Must Be Learned Before Marriage.

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