EMERGENCY BRIDAL KIT LIST

A must have! The unexpected can happen at your wedding and your bridesmaids and groomsmen will also be thankful for this kit. The actual kit can take many forms: overnight bag, paper bag, basket, or a really big purse. In general, the kit is left in the bride’s dressing/changing room for easy access at the wedding site and is assigned to a mother, bridesmaid, or guest to bring to the reception.

HEALTH
Antacid
antihistamine, cold remedy, any prescription medications
aspirin, Tylenol, or Advil
Band-Aids
hard candy (better than medicinal scent of cough-drops)
Pepto-Bismol or other antacid/upset stomach aid
smelling salts
tampons, pads                                                                                                                                                                        Moisture cream

 ATTIRE
’throwaway’ garter
clear nail polish for runs in hose
extra earring backs
emergency buttons
flat shoes or ballet slippers (if necessary)
iron (DO NOT iron your gown! Most gowns will melt under heat! Place gown on hanger and steam in shower area as needed)
pantyhose (extras in case anything happened)
safety pins (work great when buttons fall off unexpectedly)
a sewing kit with thread the color of bridesmaids’ dresses and all dresses of the wedding party,  as well as white
masking tape. sewing tape (last-minute ripped hems) and duct tape
small scissors (for thread)

EXTRAS

Oil-absorbing sheet (for those quick fix ups for shiny noses)                                            Hairspray                                                                                                                                                   Hairpins                                                                                                                    

Throw-away camera (for those special photos in the dressing rooms!)                          

Breath mints                                                                                                           

Makeup remover towelettes