Tip of the Day: "Include your fluffy best friend in your engagement session! It's such a cute way to send your save-the-dates," says Vero Suh Photography.

Plus, What to Consider Before Including Your Pet in the Wedding.

Tip of the Day: Your floral creations should complement your wedding venue. "Consider the space you are working with — let that be your canvas for your flower inspiration. Don't try to outdo it or make it into something it's not," says Matthew Heron, florist on BloomNation and Owner and Head Florist of The Petal Workshop in Los Angeles, CA.

"For example, here we chose a modern black and white color palette to enhance the simplicity of the space. White David Austin garden roses and hydrangea paired with black vessels achieved the look and feeling that we were attempting to create," he says.

Plus, find out Which Flowers Are in Season for Your Wedding.

Tip of the Day: "Sometimes a small amount of expensive material goes a long way! For example, these inexpensive kraft favor bags look all dressed up with the touch of gold Washi tape," says Kathy Gelbman from Sparkle and Ink.

Plus, check out 10 DIY Wedding Ideas That Are Worth Your Time.

Tip of the Day: "Find out if the DJ you're considering will know how to read a crowd. If they switch abruptly from upbeat pop to slow oldies to country, it could just kill the overall vibe," says Michelle from Michelle Girard Photography. Read reviews and ask friends and other trusted vendors for recommendations.

Plus, check out 10 Questions to Ask Before Booking Your DJ.

Tip of the Day: "Give your bridesmaids a meaningful and wearable thank-you gift, like jewelry, so they'll always think back fondly on your special day!" says Megan Reynolds from Flawed Perfection Jewelry.

Plus, check out 15 Bridesmaid Gift Ideas for Every Budget.

Tip of the Day: "Your wedding gown is likely to be the most expensive garment you'll ever own, yet you only get to wear it once. And the one time you do wear it, it's on a hectic day when you're being rushed from preparation to the ceremony to the reception, and hurriedly taking zillions of photos along the way. Why not honor the dress with a fun fashion shoot before your big day?" says Chris Smith from Chris and Cami Photography, a member of Professional Photographers of America.

Taking bridal portraits before the wedding will help you get to know your photographer so that you feel completely at ease in front of the camera when you say your "I do's." Above all else, have fun!