Tip of the Day: Slow down during the processional. "Enjoy your walk down the aisle and make it last! I get that you're nervous but don't deprive yourself of this special moment by rushing through it," says Maik Hassel from Nirvana Photography Studios.

Look at each guest as you're walking down the aisle and don't forget to smile. The same rule applies for the recessional: "There's no need to boot it out of the church or ceremony venue. Kiss slowly, walk out slowly, and give your photographer a chance to capture some amazing shots!"

Plus, check out 5 Tips to Help Your Photographer Capture Magical Moments.

Tip of the Day: According to the event-planning team at Gramercy Mansion, "Don't bring your entire family for an initial site visit. While it's great to have feedback from parents, your maid of honor, etc., limit the first appointment to just you and your fiancé (and a planner, if you have one). Venue selection is a very personal choice, and it sets the tone for your entire event."

Plus, check out 10 Dos and Dont's for Booking Your Venue.

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Tip of the Day:  Planning a fall wedding? Skip clear centerpiece bowls or vases, which are better suited for warmer months. Instead, select vessels in copper, bronze, and gold tones, which showcase an autumnal color palette. Fill them with in-season blooms—including sunflowers, peonies, magnolias, delphimiums, and more—to get the most bang for your buck.

Plus, learn how to recreate the centerpiece shown above for less!

Tip of the Day: "Many brides aren't doing the bouquet toss at all. Their unattached friends aren't always eager to participate," says Haydee Randa from A Date To Remember. Instead, consider honoring your closest gal pals with a toast or with personal notes. Present the bouquet to your parents or a special mentor.

Plus, check out 10 New Twists on Old Wedding Traditions.