I'm getting married on Saturday, and last minute tips, advice, anecdotes?

Best Wishes and please be sure. Good LuckI'm getting married on Saturday, and last minute tips, advice, anecdotes?
Congratulations. Eat beforehand, you will be too busy chatting with guests at the actual wedding.I'm getting married on Saturday, and last minute tips, advice, anecdotes?
I have been married for over two years now and the best advice I can give you is communication. My husband and I talk about everything. We do not hide anything from one another. We have had three arguments in two years. That is doing very well.
REMEMBER, if there is ANYTHING you'd like to change about your man. It's too late. You should have chosen a different man. REMEMBER, you can not change anything about your man.





Also, he will seem to have changed almost immediately after the honeymoon. Don't worry about it, just adjust.





Also, he will PROBABLY try to change you. Just go with it. It's natural.
Relax and enjoy! And don't stress if little things go wrong or someone runs late,etc. Those are the stories you'll get the most laughter and fun out of in years to come.
RUN NOW!!! WHILE YOU STILL CAN!!!
for you and your soon-to-be....don't get so drunk you can't consumate the marriage.
Relax. Enjoy your wedding. Think about what a wonderful thing you have just done - you married each other. Everyone is there to witness that moment. The rest is just a party and no party is perfect. Spend most of your time visiting your guests and don't worry about every little thing. Congratulations!
Wow, I can't wait until it's my last week before the wedding (and then when it's finally over). At this point, everything is done, and if you've forgotten anything or anyone, you know what, too bad! People will just have to get over it. You've done all the hard work...now is the time to enjoy it. Don't miss your day by worrying about what if and did I remember to....just relax, sip wine with your fiance and laugh with your bridesmaids. Good luck and I pray God be with you on your day and throughout your marriage!
Do not drink before you get married. Your stomach will be upset and nervous, and you don't want to throw up alcohol. Keep a smile on your face and remember Saturday is YOUR day. Good Luck and Best wishes for you both!
dont over stress yourself, enjoy it, smile, laugh be happy as this moment wont come again!


i wish you the very very best of luck for the future, may you both have a happy and long life.


xxx
I'm recommending ass2mouth on your honeymoon. You'll be married forever.
Make sure you tone down the stress factor and enjoy your day. Sit back at some point, take a sip of wine, and enjoy the party. They love your husband with everything you have and expect the same from him.
At this point you cannot change anything even if you wanted to. Enjoy yourself.





Best wishes!
Always treat him like a boyfriend...and try not to be to much of a b i t c h....
Quick run for your life.
Break a leg.
Don't do it. Just joking. Marriage is great. Just make sure you know the person and have no secrets. Talk about everything and have fun.
Yea......DONT DO IT!!!!!!!!!
Hey, I am giving you the advice I got right before I got married---


Enjoy your wedding day as it should be your last wedding day- nobody likes a drunken bride- there is no argument worth ending your marriage-there is always room to improve- don't forget you are getting married because you love that someone special and you will always love that someone special.
Get ready for the mental question to yourself just as you're getting ready to go down the aisle ';Am I making a mistake?';. It is normal so DON'T freak out. I have known so many people to freak out when that comes to mind. It is human nature to second guess big decisions that are life changing. If you have gotten this far then you are in it for the long haul, so let the thought pass and just answer yourself with a big, fat ';Hell no! Honeymoon here I come!'; Good Luck and have fun, it's just a day.
When doing your table visit's try to make them short and sweet and dance with your husband!Then Make sure you two actually eat. The time flies and do your best to take in special ';moments'; maybe the look in his eyes or smell of flowers that you can pass on to future generations! May you have a blessed day!