Tip of the Day: Invest in wedding planning insurance from the very beginning says Kawania Wooten of Howerton+Wooten Events. "It may feel like an unnecessary expense, but it is worth every penny if you find that you need it," she says. "As a planner, I have seen the most carefully made wedding plans get derailed because of unexpected incidents such as theft, vendor/venue closings, hurricanes, government shutdowns and severe illness. Your professional wedding planner will lead to charge to develop a Plan B, but your wedding insurance will pay for that Plan B."

Plus, check out What to Do in Case of a Wedding Weather Disaster.

Tip of the Day: Keep in mind what you'll be wearing while getting ready for your wedding day, especially if you'll be having a photographer there to capture the moments. "A bridal robe ensures you're ready to be papped when your photographer arrives bright and early and it's also easy to change into your dress without ruining your hair and makeup," says Rebecca Lau Marsh of White Runway. "Sweaters or t-shirts are a no-no as it can ruin your hair and makeup when you change."

Plus, check out 25 Matching "Getting Ready" Outfits for Bridesmaids.

Tip of the Day: While it might be nerve-wracking at first, don't be afraid to ask your bridesmaids for help during the wedding planning process. "Assume that you are loved and that your loved ones want to be a part of your big day and ask for their assistance," says relationship expert Tara Caffelle. "Not only will it take the pressure off of you, asking for help will also help your family and friends to feel included."

Plus, check out What You Can (and Can't) Ask of Your Bridesmaids.

Tip of the Day: If you want straighter teeth, you should plan on at least one to two years prior to your wedding to begin orthodontic treatment, says Nancy C. Aft, DDS at ProDent NY. "Treatment option can range from traditional braces to Invisalign depending on your desired look and current dental needs so it's best to give your smile enough time."

Plus, check out How One Bride Solved Her Problem Areas.

Tip of the Day: If you need to cut some expenses to stay within your wedding budget, consider having an online option for your guests to RSVP at versus purchasing printed cards, says Amanda Franz, Founder, and Lead Designer at Wide Eyes Paper Co. "We suggest putting your wedding website and RSVP details on the actual main invitation so all guests can find the information in one place."

Plus, check out 5 Things You Need to Know About Mailing Your Wedding Invitations.

Tip of the Day: If you're easily overwhelmed, sometimes it's best to leave your wedding planning in the hands of a professional. "Hiring the right planner will build your strategy, create your budget, curate your vendors, design a meaningful and fantastic event, and will help mediate situations that come up along the way," says Vanessa of Vanessa Michelle Co. This will take the pressure off of you and provide you with the guidance you and your fiance need.

Plus, check out How to Find Your Perfect Wedding Planner.