Bridesmaid Kit Checklist

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Being a bridesmaid is hard. There. I said it.

Of course it’s a total honor and I have always been thrilled to help plan festivities and stand up next to my girl friends on their special days! But….being a bridesmaid can be hard.

So my little babes, if this is your first time venturing into bridesmaid land or if you’re a veteran who wants to step up your game, then this blog post is for you!

Click here for a post on how to throw a bachelorette party!

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Mandatory Supplies:

  • Portable steamer

  • Wrinkle release

  • Sewing kit

  • Scissors

  • Blotting sheets

  • Tide To-Go Pen

  • Cell phone charger

  • Safety pins

  • Deodorant

  • Mints

  • Fashion tape

  • Tissues

  • Extra bobby pins

  • Lint roller (for the groomsmen’s suits)

Bonus Points Supplies:

  • Sheet face masks

  • Tampons

  • Garbage bags

  • Extension chord

  • Power strip

  • Bluetooth speaker

  • Nipple pasties

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Food Related Supplies:

Are you eating while you’re getting ready? That was a trick question. The answer should always be yes. Check in with the bride and make sure there is a meal plan for wedding morning!

  • Cooler

  • Serving bowls and platters

  • Napkins & plates

  • Straws

  • Prosecco and champagne flutes

International and/or Destination Wedding Supplies:

These weddings are a little trickier. You really have to bring your A-game. You don’t know what you’re walking into and you need to be ready to be the life of the party.

  • Inflatable pool toys (preferably a diamond ring or heart duh)

  • Power convertor

  • Before the trip research fun bars and restaurants near where you are staying. If the bride and/or maid of honor’s original plan doesn’t work out you should be ready with an alternative.

  • A veil. I promise the bride, no matter how chill she may appear, will want to wear a veil while you’re doing fun pre-wedding activities.

  • A mirror. You will most likely be sharing one bathroom mirror with several other girls so go ahead and just pack your own.

  • Extra clothes. One time Kaleigh and I were packing for a destination wedding in Spain and just felt it in our bones that one of the other bridesmaids wouldn’t pack a “going out” dress. So we literally brought one for her just in case. And, of course, we were right!

  • Bachelorette decorations. Sometimes the maid of honor drops the ball so be ready to pick up that slack. The decorations can be super simple! One time Kaleigh and I cut out pictures of the grooms face to make a bunting banner for the bachelorette hotel suite. It turned out super cute and the bride loved it!

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