Tip of the Day: No matter how impressive a florist’s photos are, you must see a mock-up to determine if they can truly bring your vision to life. "Most floral designers will include a mock-up if you meet a certain minimum, while others will only do one at an additional cost. If you’re the type of bride who needs to see it beforehand so you know you love it, then be sure your florist includes a prototype as part of their package," says Carissa Jones from JL DESIGNS.

This gives you both the chance to make any necessary adjustments long before the big day and find out how they will impact your budget.

Plus, check out 10 Questions to Ask Before Booking Your Florist.

Tip of the Day: Tie your ceremony seating into the wedding theme. For example, consider hay bales for a country wedding, a whimsical setup for a beach setting or satin cushions for the floor of that urban loft.

Plus, check out 130+ Spectacular Wedding Decoration Ideas.

Tip of the Day: Stress has your skin looking red and splotchy? Redness and rashes can be a major problem when you’re stressed, but stay calm — there’s an easy fix. Dermatologist Annie Chiu, owner of The Derm Institute in Redondo Beach, CA, says, “Use a small amount of Afrin Nasal Spray on flushed skin for an in-a-pinch fix. It constricts local blood vessels which will instantly reduce redness.”

Plus, check out Beauty 911: How to Handle Wedding-Day Emergencies.

Tip of the Day: If the caterer’s food tastes great you’re done, right? Not quite, says Napa, California–based event designer Sasha Souza. It’s not enough that they can prepare delicious meals, she says — they also have to be able to handle the size and scope of your event and have fantastic service.

Plus, check out Top Questions to Ask Your Wedding Caterer.

Tip of the Day: There's no rule that says your partner has to pull a garter out from under your dress. We've heard of grooms pulling out granny panties, rubber chickens, Cabbage Patch Kids, mousetraps, and other ridiculous items. And the bride who iced her groom gave us a good laugh.

Plus, check out More Ways to Make the Garter Toss Less Awkward.