Tip of the Day: "Bring an extra pair of shoes. Whether it is on your wedding day or during your engagement shoot, I always recommend that brides bring a pair of flats with them. If you plan on doing any walking to a cool area for photos, they can save your feet!" says Jessica from Jessica Schmitt Photography.

She adds, "Working in New York City, I often take my brides up the stairs of the High Line, through Central Park, or through the streets for some great action shots. You can easily put on flats while we walk and then switch to your fancy shoes when we start shooting."

Plus, check out 30 Wedding-Worthy Flats.

Tip of the Day: "The right lighting for your event will make it memorable and beautiful. The wrong lighting for your event will completely hijack your wedding pictures, leaving everyone looking like Smurfs dancing with Barney and friends," says Heather Thomas from Heatherlily.

She adds, "If you're interested in lighting, discuss it with your event designer and florist, and please run it past your photographer. Don't get caught up in a 'too good to be true' lighting package. Seek out a professional lighting technician to discuss lighting techniques. They can explain the difference between pin spot lighting, color wash lights, gobos and lekos. They'll also guide you to choosing the right colors that will complement your guests’ skin tones."

Plus, check out 15 Fun Ways to Light Up Your Wedding.

Tip of the Day: Finalize your color palette before scheduling any meetings with floral designers. "You should have a very clear idea of your ideal colors, tones and hues since color is a very important part of a designer's job. Certain flowers only come in a few colors and some colors don't work great together," says Karla Cassidy from Karla Cassidy Designs.

"Your color palette should not only complement your overall wedding vision but the surroundings of your wedding venue. And while you certainly don't need to use seasonal colors, keep in mind, for example, that it's harder to find an array of pastel-hued blooms in autumn," she adds.

Plus, check out 200+ Beautiful Color Combinations for Your Wedding.

Tip of the Day: "The presentation of the food is just as important as the taste. Be sure to have your caterer or the chef show you some sample food presentations that they've done," says Kathy Piech-Lukas from Your Dream Day.

Plus, check out Wedding Food That Won't Bore Your Guests.