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Tip of the Day: “Just because you have $1,500 set aside for your wedding dress doesn’t necessarily mean that you can buy a $1,500 gown! Tack on tax, and if you're not buying off the rack, you could get charged for shipping. You might need alterations too,” says Courtney Lutkus from Simply Radiant Events.

Make sure to leave yourself a little bit extra in your budget for all the other extras besides the actual gown, such as your undergarments, shoes, hair accessories and any jewelry.

Plus, check out 10 Mistakes Brides Make When Dress Shopping.

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Tip of the Day: Providing shuttles for your guests? Make sure that you have enough vehicles to move everyone in the most efficient way possible. Allot twice the amount of time that it would normally take to travel between locations, as guests need to board and de-board the vehicles and shuttles don't move as quickly as you would if you were driving!

"A 15-minute round trip may not seem like a lot in theory, but in practice, that's a very long time for guests to wait for the next shuttle. Think about what happens when you go to a restaurant and the server doesn't come over right away to offer you water and check in with you — and that's sometimes just a 2-3 minute wait. That's the same impression lagging transportation leaves on your guests," says Gina from Shi Shi Events.

Plus, check out 6 Great Tips for Booking Wedding Transportation.

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Tip of the Day: The pros at Two’s Company say: "Stay true to your personal style on your big day! Add personality and flair into every detail of your wedding, including your ensemble." For example, if your typical look is bohemian and laid-back, consider wearing a whimsical crown or a crystal and pearl hair comb instead of a veil.

Plus, check out The Best Bridal Accessories Under $100.

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Tip of the Day: "A unique symbol or monogram, one designed especially for you and your wedding, can help your design feel cohesive and tell your story. Repeat your logo on a number of items throughout your big day," says Ashley Culicchia Cash from The Graceful Host. You can incorporate your monogram on the save-the-dates, programs, ring bearer pillow, cocktail napkins, koozies and even on late night snack to-go boxes!

Plus, check out 101 Ways to Personalize Your Wedding.