I'm married.

I can't believe it I'm married. I'm almost a month married. It feels like a blur. Its such a memorable and one of the happiest days of my lives. I've learned a lot in this wedding planning. I've learned that I should have been prepared more. I should have demanded that the photographers be at the hotel at a certain time. We should have given them a set shot list of where we wanted to be taken pictures at and who we wanted in our pictures as well. I should have asked the bridal party to be there earlier so that we can take all the bridal party pictures. I know that day wasn't going to be perfect, but I'm there were some things that I wish I could have done a little bit differently.

Remember don't be in a rush.

Your wedding day is one of the biggest moments in your life. Be careful to plan out every little detail. Thats why experts say that the engagement time frame is a year or two. As a bride we dont want to be stressed when our wedding is six months away and we havent bought this (wedding favors,etc) or done this (alter the wedding dress, get fitted for tuxes, etc). The bride and groom always want to be stress free the day of their wedding.  It's a celebration of two people who love each other. Be sure to be prepared. Even have a friend or day coordinator help you out. It'll be worth having all the stress relieve.

Theme: Black and White

During this wedding season, I have seen very consistent that the bridesmaid has been wearing the white. For example, Kim Kardashian's wedding. Her matrons of honor and bridesmaids were all wearing white gowns. Even the mother of the bride, Kris Jenner, was wearing white.

In the case of Prince Harry's wedding to Kate Middleton, Pippa Middleton, the maid of honor was also wearing white.

Do you think it's right for the bridesmaids and the mother of the bride to be wearing white?