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If you can't wake up alone, then at least do yourself a service with some well-deserved quiet, uninterrupted solitude at some point the morning of your wedding. Whatever you do with that time is up to you - read a book, enjoy breakfast in bed, share an intimate phone call with your future Mr. or get a few extra ZzZ's. Just don't forget to set an alarm when it's Go-Time.

5 Little things to do the morning of your wedding (to help you slow down)

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And to help you relax, honestly. For my more fellow introvert brides, this one is definitely for you! While my wedding was a bit unconventional and not*over the top*, I did things a bit differently. I didn’t have a wedding planner, and a lot of things I did on my own. Though, I will say, […]

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We just didn't feel the traditional norms were the only option, nor were they obligatory - much like having bridesmaids and groomsmen. Not having a bridal party didn't make our wedding day any less extraordinary or meaningful, and I refused to cave to the social norm or what's trending.

Not having a bridal party was the best wedding decision I made

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I made the unconventional choice not to have bridesmaids (or a bridal party) in my wedding. I had a more nontraditional approach to my wedding. I didn’t have the big, elaborate, ballroom wedding, we eliminated many of the cliché aspects, like the bouquet toss, and I chose not to have a bridal party. To be

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