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Vendor & Coordinator Toolkit: 15 Behind-the-Scenes Wedding Day Essentials

This kit isn't really for you — it's for whoever's quietly solving problems behind the scenes so you never even hear about them. Hand it off and let them work.

  1. Zip Ties — for décor, cables, and problems that don't have a name yet.

  2. Extra Place Cards & Table Number Kit — blanks on hand for the seating chart surprise that always happens.

  3. Clear Packing Tape — heavier duty than the double-sided stuff, for the bigger fixes.

  4. Compact First Aid Kit — blisters, paper cuts, the occasional bobby pin casualty.

  5. Heavy-Duty Extension Cord — the DJ or florist will need one. Guaranteed.

  6. LED Flashlight — for dark venue corners, parking lots, and load-out after the lights go down.

  7. Multi-Tool — pliers, screwdriver, and a blade in one.

  8. Trash Bags — extra-large, for cleanup nobody wants to think about until it's necessary.

  9. Bulk Bobby Pins — for décor touch-ups, loose boutonnieres, and last-minute hair fixes.

  10. Floral Wire — keeps bouquets and centerpieces from drooping before the ceremony even starts.

  11. Full-Size Stain Remover Spray — for the bigger spills.

  12. Assorted Batteries — for microphones, string lights, and the one candle that's somehow battery-operated.

  13. Push Pins — for hanging signage and seating charts without a mark left behind.

  14. Extra Pens — for the guest book, the gift table, and the inevitable "does anyone have a pen?" moment.

  15. Emergency Cash Envelope — small bills, for tips, a last-minute vendor fee, or a very grateful valet.

Bride & Buffet Tip: Give this entire kit to your coordinator or a level-headed bridesmaid the morning of. You should not be the one anyone asks for a zip tie on your wedding day.

Amazon links for this kit are coming soon — check back shortly!

 
 
 

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