On the day items

Placecards/seating plan? Orders of service if you're having them?

Ok I’m not sure if this is helpful but here’s my packing list too:
Backup seating plan / table plan in case the venue lose it
Handheld steamer for dressesWhite sock to cover the steamer (so it doesn’t spit!) Eyelash glue to fix necklaces in placeSmall sewing kit in case of disaster (including safety pins)Snacks for the bridal getting ready roomJewellery and other small bits Contact lenses and spares! Any bridal gifts (for bridesmaids/groom)

Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! It sounds like you have many of the essential elements covered. However, weddings are full of details, and it's natural to feel like you might be overlooking something.

Here are some things you might need for your guests to enhance their experience:

- Accommodation Information: Make sure your guests have information on recommended hotels or places to stay, if they are travelling.

- Signage: Clear, visible signs can help guests know where to go for the ceremony, reception, restrooms, and any other important locations. Especially helpful if getting married somewhere remote.

- Activity Packs for Children: If children are attending, consider providing activity packs or a dedicated area for them to play and be entertained during the reception.

- Guest Refreshments: In addition to the main reception meal and drinks, consider having welcome drinks upon arrival or a hydration station with water and non-alcoholic beverages, especially if you're having an outdoor ceremony or in a hot climate.

- Late-Night Snacks - After hours of dancing and celebrating, your guests might appreciate a late-night snack. Think of something simple and easy to eat, like pizza, or even a food truck.