Halfway through the wedding reception, the hotel suddenly lost power, all the lights went out and the guests were in an uproar. What should I do at this time? In addition to carefully checking whether everything is complete and the equipment is in good condition before the wedding, the couple should also prepare some emergency plans, such as small programs, small gifts and small games. In this way, when there are sound problems and lighting problems, they can be made up in time. It is suggested that a candlestick should be prepared at the wedding and candles should be lit at the end of the wedding. If there is a power failure, the candlestick can shine. If there are accidents such as broken glass and falling background board, wedding service personnel can turn off the lights in time, and then use this as a signal for the couple to light candles, thus "saving the day".

Emergency 2: dirty wedding dress

When buying a wedding dress, ask how to clean it on the spot. Spilled stains from wine or champagne should be treated immediately. Put a towel under the wedding dress, scrub it with white vinegar or water, and then blot it with absorbent paper to avoid leaving traces. In fact, it is not difficult to keep the wedding dress spotless from home to the wedding scene. The key is to plan ahead, and if time permits, assign someone to check whether the seat of the car you are going to take is clean. Especially in winter or rainy days, you should be extra careful when entering and leaving the car. Take some time to put away your skirt before you leave the car, so that it won't touch the ground. Be careful when going up the stairs or entering the entrance, and ask others for help. In addition, static electricity will soon cover the wedding dress with a layer of dust, so put a sheet on the floor before dressing.

Emergency 3: The wedding car is late.

If the car doesn't show up all the time, keep looking for a guest with a good car to give you a ride. If you want to choose a more perfect way to avoid the above embarrassing situation, then ask your rich friends not to show off their good cars, not to mention parking and safety issues, so you don't have to worry about taking a taxi or walking home in a wedding dress.

Emergency 4: High heels are broken.

It's best to choose shoes with better quality, and the heels should not be too high, but what if the heels are really broken? Prepare more than two pairs of high heels to match the wedding dress before the wedding. Don't panic even if the heel is broken. The skirt can keep all this from being discovered by anyone, just quietly put on another pair.

Emergency 5: Traffic jam

It is best to communicate with the hotel in advance the day before the wedding to remind your guests where there is road construction. Even if the bride is always a little late, it's best not to take risks. Reserve the arrival time and even take the time to familiarize yourself with the route.

Event 6: The florist sent the wrong bouquet.

If the flower shop can't deliver the goods to your door, please ask the receptionist at the venue to pick it up at the flower shop. In case time is too late, take a rose or orchid in your hand and walk down the red carpet, which will look primitive and noble.

Emergency 7: Allergic reaction.

The best way is to prepare a small medicine box around you and let your bridesmaids carry it with them in case of emergency. In addition, two weeks before the wedding, you must not use all kinds of cosmetics, moisturizers, etc. The kind you have never used before, because once an allergic reaction occurs, it is difficult to recover in a short time.

Emergency 8: Someone got drunk at the wedding.

This is a high incidence at weddings. If you meet them, don't hesitate to give them any excuses. Ask them to go back to rest early and send them a taxi or a sofa to their new house as soon as possible. Try to avoid drunken fights at weddings, not to mention impossible, which is a high incidence at weddings.

Emergency 9: The food is terrible.

On such an important occasion, you should taste or know the food there in advance, at least let you know the standard there, even if the chef occasionally misses. Of course, it also has something to do with the reward you pay. I believe that guests should know what they should expect from the food there from the moment they are told the name of the hotel.

When the outdoor wedding of the couple, which has been carefully prepared for half a year, is about to be held, it suddenly rains cats and dogs, and the preparation for half a year may be greatly reduced. What can we do? This is a concern of many newcomers who choose to hold their wedding outdoors. Don't worry, we have Dany's wedding consultant's emergency plan. You don't have to be afraid that the tears of clouds will ruin the wedding scene. Emergency plan is the preparatory work that needs to be done well in advance.