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Tip of the Day: It's essential to create an organization system for all of the wedding paperwork that you receive so that you can prevent any wedding disasters or unnecessary stress. Save your files to external drives and the cloud to ensure that even if your computer crashes or a file gets corrupted somehow, you still have a way to retrieve all of the essential planning details (including your RSVPs).

You may also want to consider saving important emails from vendors to a flash drive as well. Since you may be visiting lots of different websites as you do wedding research, and since some Pinterest pins have been known to carry viruses, it's better to be safe than sorry.

Plus, check out 10 Ways to Keep Your Sanity While Planning a Wedding. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more great wedding tips and advice. 

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Tip of the Day: Invest in flattering shapewear early on so that you can use it not only for your wedding day, but for pre-wedding festivities like your engagement party, bridal shower and more. Have a professional take your body measurements so that you know exactly what size to get for your strapless bra or bodysuit.

Plus, check out What to Wear Under Your Wedding Gown. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more great wedding tips and advice.

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Tip of the Day: Half-up, half-down hairstyles show off your face while still allowing you to wear loose, flowing curls in the back. Just pay attention to the spot where your swept-back hair is fastened, the start of the "fall" of your longer hair. A rosette-shaped twist creates a romantic look, or, if you prefer sparkle, that's where a jeweled hair pin can be placed.

Plus, check out 75 Wedding Hairstyles for Every Length. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more great tips and advice.

Tip of the Day: "There's no better way to choose a band than to hear them live first — that way, you'll know exactly what to expect on your big day! Some bands have regular showcases where you can see them perform before making the decision to book. This also gives you the opportunity to speak with the musicians in person and see how they can help make the planning run smoothly so your wedding day is stress-free," says Rachel Madison, the manager and vocalist for the Bluewater Kings Band.

Check out our Complete Guide to Wedding Music to get song suggestions by genre.