Let us share with you the worst nightmare we have ever heard… Imagine toasting to the guest at your wedding, and oops, you accidentally spilled your drink on your dress. *The only thought you had was how can you even forget the possibility of this happening, and that you absolutely regret about not prepare a tide-to-go pen that can help you out in this S.O.S situation

What is an Emergency Kit?

It’s a little bag filled with ‘just in case’ items that will solve all kinds of problems on the wedding day. It could be a real lifesaver for yourself and even your bridesmaids!

What’s in the Bag?

-Fashion Fix

Sewing kit: 

A sewing kit comes with mini-scissors, color threads that you need, and needles. Make sure that the color threads are the ones that match the outfit color. We don’t want that weird dash of color showing off in photos.

Fashion tape: 

This is a strapless dress’s lifesaver. It’s a two-side adhesive tape that helps you secure the edges of your dress so you don’t get that wardrobe malfunction.

Static guard:

A static guard can help you avoid unwanted clinginess. Don’t be that bride whos going to *electric shock her bridesmaids, guests, and even the groom.

Lint roller: 

A Lint roller helps you to remove any fur or hair! A total must if you have four-legged friends. This not only helps if your furry friend has darker fur, but also saves the day for the people around you that may be allergic to animal hair!

Steamer: 

With the hot steam that the steamer has, it helps you to remove any wrinkles on your dress. At the end of the day, who doesn’t want a flawless and smooth bridal dress?

Sole inserts for feet: 

Standing on your feet for your big day is tiresome for your feets and legs. When it hits the end of the day, you’ll feel sore for sure! With sole inserts, it helps you gain support and comfort that you can still make it to the dance party at night.

Anti-blister stick: 

Best practice with new heels is to wear them a few times before your big day so you don’t get those painful blisters. However, if you still want to wear your new heels, remember to swipe some blister sticks to avoid having painfully killing toes in the middle of the day.

-Oops Fix

Tide to go pen: 

To avoid any stains from food or beverage that may stick on your dress, keep a tide to go pen for instant stain removal!

Safety pins: 

Accidentally made a small tear when you were wearing your dress or dancing off on the dance floor? Safety pins can give you a quick first on your small tear or reattach the straps.

Superglue: 

For broken high heels, a super glue can come to the rescue! It saves you from becoming bare foot during your wedding!

Baby wipes/Tissue:

For those happy tears, don’t smudge it with your fingers. You might wipe away the hard work that your makeup artist has done for you! By using soft tissue, it eliminates the chance that your tears are wearing away your mascara.

Makeup remover wipes: 

A day full of eating, laughing, and talking, you will need a reedo on the lips or anywhere! The ingredients in a makeup remover can gently remove a bit of your makeup without destroying the look. And no, don’t even think about damping tissue in water and try to retouch your look.

Earring back:

You might be wearing something old from your grandma’s wedding earring. Secure it with an earring back in case you lose it throughout the day!

Floss: 

Don’t let that little letture piece ruin your wedding photos! Having a floss with you will save those awkward wedding-photo moments.

Deodorant:

Finally marrying your life partner is indeed a happy yet nervous feeling to have. If you are a bride who would typically sweat a lot, a deodorant can save you from unwanted smells and even sweat marks that may appear.

Tampons: 

When the day of the month comes out of nowhere (we understand that due to all the crazy preparation you might have delayed periods), a tampon is your life savior.

Spare underwear: 

...don’t ask why.

Clear nail polish: 

Yes you didn’t hear us wrong. Clear nail polish can save your stocking run. It works like this: apply the nail polish around the hole, move outward til you are about a quarter-inch from the edge of the hole. Then wait for the polish to dry and harden out, ultimately the hole can be sealed.

-First Aid

Painkiller: 

If you like to be extra sure that you’ll be mentally and physically well through your entire *Big day, prepare your meds like painkillers and allergy medicine in advance.

Eye drops: 

Prepare these just for it’s usual purpose-moisture your eyes if they become dry and tired. But, with eye drops, they also serve as the secret to sparkling eyes.

Band aids:

You never know what will happen! Prepare some bandaids so you're not paranoid if things happen.

Sanitizer:

A must for brides right now! Sanitizer helps you stay clean, fresh, and avoid the Rona.

-Beauty Fix

Bobby pins: 

For outdoor venues, bobby pins can help your hair stay intact without flying wild in the wind.

Hair ties: 

Hair ties can help if you would like a hair/style change.

Hairspray: 

Hairspray can help you with emergent touch-ups when your beauty team leaves.

Small comb: 

If you're a bride who has an up-do hair do, having a comb with you keeps your bun tidy.

Tweezers:

Say goodbye to annoying baby hair or brow hair.

Eyelash glue: 

Keep your falsies glued to your eyes all day. Who wants half a falsie moving around?

Lip balm: 

For ones with chapped lips, lip balms will give that hydration and glow boost to your lips.

Lipstick: 

While eating and talking, you might eat away some of your lipstick color. Retouching your lips with your lipstick keeps you always glam and photo ready.

Extra pair of contact lenses: 

Ugh yes, for our girls with contact lenses, we all have the time when the contacts fall out due to dryness. By having an extra pair of contacts for replacement, it will give you peace of mind.

Small mirror: 

A small mirror helps you detect if any small part on your face or hair needs a quick touch up.

Nail file:

Nail files keep your nails all uniformed and shaped and also keeps your nails from breaking!

Nail polish:

Whoops, what if you hit on something and an edge of your nail color just went away. Nail polishes can cover that edge without making it awkward for you to take those close up wedding ring photos.

Q-tips:

Q-tips are the best to swipe around the corner of your eyes before retouching your eye makeup. It takes away the dirt and oil which will give a better finish for the retouch.

-Foodie Must

Water: 

Be a hydrated bride! Hydration is key because if you are dehydrated it will make you fatigue gradually and start unnecessary mood swings.

Breath mints: 

For the perfect kiss the bride moment, the breath mints can make a woo-lah-lah moment for you and your bae.

Granola bar: 

The perfect pick-me-up when you are hungry but still want to leave some space for your wedding dinner that you have planned months ago.

-Misc

Cell phone charger: 

Keep your phone ready-to-go for endless selfies with your bridal squad and capture cherished moments.

Cash: 

The tips for servers who have helped you create this amazing day.

ID: 

You know, if you need to go to an extra after party.

Drinking straw:

Straws help you keep your lipstick colors stay longer! As opposed to just sipping your drink from a mug/cup.

Cute flat or flip flop: 

At the end of the day, throw away your heels because comfort is main.

Razor:

A last minute shaving session, this is why you need a razor

Lotion:

Say goodbye to dry hands and feet if you had an outdoor wedding.

Feel free to download our Afarose Wedding Emergency Kit List! Also, tell us what is the item that you cannot live without on your big day!

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