The Grooms Room

Armed and Ready...
So you say you are ready for the most important day of your life, but do you have your Groom's Survivor Kit?

The kit is very easy to put together, but you may want to ask the best man or designated member of the family or bridal party to take this task on.

First find a savvy, cool place to store these survivor items for your stress free day. Storing items in places like an accordion folder, duffle bag with compartments, or light weight toolbox will work, but you can be creative and come up with an item that can be used after the big day!. Whatever you decide on, make sure it's something durable that will withstand multiple handlers.

Here are a few ideas for your GROOM’S Survivor KIT

Freshen up: Mouthwash, toothpaste, breath mints, deodorant , cologne , comb/hair, brush and shaving cream.

Extras: Black socks (a few pair), vest elastic back, white, black
and gray gloves, cufflink sets (2 – 3), collar extenders, shirt buttons (white and pearly gray).

Sewing Kit: Thread in a few colors of wardrobe selection for the big day), needles, buttons, glue sticks, super glue and a glue gun, stain remover, masking and duck tape, small scissors or pocket knife.

First Aid: Aspirin/Tylenol, ice pack, smelling salts, wet hand wipes, and cough drops, band-aids, medical tape, antibacterial solutions, sunscreen, matches/lighter and eye drops.

Just incase: Pocket change (coins for phone, parking meter, soda vending machine etc.), cell phone and list of phone numbers for important people in the wedding party and a list of all your vendors cell phone numbers. Waterproof your checklist and keep it handy for quick reference. If there's potential for rain - have umbrellas handy. Be sure to throw in a few snacks.

This should keep you out of trouble and keep the party rolling smoothly. Click here for more information on the bride's emergency kit.

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