What's in my Bag? Wedding Planner Edition

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I thought I'd put a fun twist on a good old-fashioned KZbin classic. Here's a sneak peek into my Wedding Emergency Kit, and while it's a little extra, hopefully it'll help you figure out what you should (and shouldn't!) have in yours.
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[@kemmiaghodrat1582]

A video recap! First aid Spray deodorant Spray sunscreen Lotion Q-tips Baby powder Clear nail polish Makeup remover wipes + general facial cleansing wipes Folex stain remover and/or tide pen White vinegar Steamer Lint roller Sewing kit (safety pins!) Lighters Fishing line, twine, and/or zip ties Double sided tape + all the other kinds (masking/regular/duct) Bug spray Cough drops Pie server/cake knife Batteries Scissors Solar panelled battery pack + charger Walkie talkies (midland GXT is her brand) Earpieces for planners Clorox wipes, Lysol spray, febreeze Kleenex Cotton rounds Knife Flossers/toothpicks/disposable toothbrushes Mouthwash/mints/gum Throat coat tea Feminine products Heel pads Hair supplies: ties, bobby pins, combs, dry shampoo Body adhesive tape Pens Blotting papers

[@saschamayer4050]

Thank you 🙂👍

[@virginiakingsford2232]

I'm getting married today. And my throat is killing me. I remember this video where you talked about tea. Thank you.

[@AnnaG1996]

Congratulations 🎊

[@zanzan1284]

For the first aid kit you might want to add: -Benedryl (especially for outdoor weddings, people travelling to the location may not know they have a problem with the local pollen) -Chewable Aspirin (in case of heart attack) -Tums -Ginger candies (for nausea) -Some kind of anti-diarrheal med, because wow would that suck!

[@zanzan1284]

Thanks Jamie, happy to help! =) I have some general kit suggestions: -My fiance has requested that I include shoe polish in my kit -Makeup setting spray -Lash glue! -Twist ties (similar uses to zip ties, but no tools needed for removal) -Sharpie -Edible glue (I'm making my own cake, so that's in my kit in case a fondant rose falls off or something) -Pliers with wire cutter (a great multitool is even better) -Contact solution -Anti-redness eye drops (make sure people don't touch their eyes with the nozzle or it won't be safe to share. They can also take the redness out of a sudden stress-zit!) -Moleskin to prevent blisters (lots of people are likely to be wearing new shoes that they haven't really tested or broken in!) -Disposable nail files -Pacifier for screaming baby -I love my hot glue gun, but you might have if covered with your Gorilla glue -Ziploc bags (I always find uses for these! Imagine if a pearl necklace broke or something...) -There's a throat spray called Singer's Saving Grace that would be great if you don't have time to make Throat Coat tea. -IvyX towelettes remove poison oak/ivy/sumac oils before they cause a rash. I'm getting married outdoors in Cali, and I know there's poison oak at my venue; I will definitely be bringing these wipes! -Disposable gloves (for first aid, or to avoid touching something icky. Non-latex ideally in case of allergies.) -Flesh-toned disposable pasties -Underarm shields for sweat issues (probably more for the men, they aren't likely to work with most dresses) -Flashlight -Chocolate (I assume this goes without saying. This is an emergency kit after all...) -You should also put some business cards in there girl! Guests will notice when you save the day, and they'll want you in their corner for their own weddings! Also, I have some random tips regarding items you already have: -I recently started using tweezers to take tags off of clothing, and I love it! If the tag is still itchy or unsightly after being cut with scissors, you can pull the tag's threads out with tweezers until there's nothing left of it. This is especially useful if the tag is attached by a structural seam that you don't want to damage! -Masking/painter's tape can remove glue residue left by stickers. Just wrap some around your fingers and pat the sticky spot until all the glue is lifted. -Hand sanitizer (alcohol based) can take ink off of skin and hard surfaces. Just rub on sanitizer to break up the ink, then wipe it off. (I like to label jars with Sharpie, and this takes it right off when I want to change my label)

[@ameerjack1329]

Instablaster.

[@saschamayer4050]

@@zanzan1284 Great lists, thank you! 🙂👍

[@CynCyn2.0]

A retired florist told me to make sure I pack Windex wipes for my glass vases (centerpieces) in case they get fingerprints on them during set up.

[@marisaranney2331]

Love how prepared you are! One suggestion: at my sister’s wedding, all the bridesmaids had knee length dresses so the coordinator had some anti-static spray for the bridesmaids to spray on their legs so there was no unsightly static stick.

[@TaraLeee]

oh yes! whats in my bag videos will never get old!

[@VS-re1sr]

I made a wedding kit for my best friend's wedding. I had much of the same stuff. I also had: 1) A white candle, so the side could be rubbed on a zipper that sticks. 2) a haircut cape and straws, so the bride could eat in her dress. 3) a flashlight 4) spare pantyhose

[@Budscer]

Getting married in 11 days and this video is GOLD. Thank you, love your content! ✨

[@shamekawatford9167]

Baby powder is a MUST! Works for oil stains as well. I had a bride somehow get oil on her dress train before the wedding.. Sprinkle, Wipe, and Poof its gone. Reapply as needed until the stain has absorbed..

[@AnnaG1996]

Shameka Watford omg thank you for this!

[@angelameade6737]

You said Throat Coat and the theatre kid in my started snapping. (I actually love the flavor BTW but I know that I’m probably the only one on the planet lol) XD

[@vickibrewster2380]

Ok I'm gonna suggest a TAPE that works the best and can replace most or all of your other tapes... Gaffers tape (musicians tape) works like duct tape (almost as strong) but a bit more pliable and will not leave marks or tear any signs. I use it for setting up my band. Taping down wires to a hardwood floor, rug, etc; hanging a banner on a wall...no damage!!

[@phoenyxphoto691]

I’ve been a stage manager for theatre and had a similar kit. While watching this, I noted the thug I used to carry that I think would also be helpful in this kind of kit: 1) E6000 glue (it’s a little stronger than gorilla glue in certain circumstances) 2) Pepto Bysmal Tablets 3) Benadryl 4) Wrinkle Releaser Spray (also if you put a small pillowcase or other piece of fabric over the steamer head while using it, it will protect the garment from steamer stains) 5) Makeup Sponges 6) Another good throat tea is Yogi brand Throat Comfort 7) Bobby Pins 8) Hair Ties 9) Disposable hot-packs and braces/ace bandages (I get mine from Dollar Tree) 10) Invisible thread (I just found this at Joanns) 11) White Safety Pins (for quick bridal dress fixes or to hold multilayer trains in place as the bride walks down the aisle 12) Also, I prefer shot wipes to the tide pen personally. I find the stain is less likely to bleed/get worse and shout is what my bridal alteration friends use.

[@phoenyxphoto691]

Also, this is going to sound awkward (but it’s less awkward if you have something to take care of it), individual packets of Miralax. We went to a wedding and one of my family members wasn’t used to that kind of food and was in severe pain by the end of the night. It became debilitating by the next day, if an important family member is traveling from out of town and experiences that it could cause a serious delay.

[@CalamityBangs]

I would also add Tums! I assisted at a wedding where two or three in the bridal party really needed them!

[@dresden6310]

I agree! as well as sugar tabs for people with low sugar problems and chapstick

[@keelycaprice130]

Definitely prefer my planner cart on wheels. I’m ready for the apocalypse.

[@aliciahall4787]

YES YES YES!!! This video helped me out alot. I will be the mother of the bride but I know how to prepare now. Thank you!

[@micro-babe]

If you have a beauty supply near by, get a box of perm end papers. They're the same thing and you get a box of like 500 for a couple bucks.

[@katbingham9626]

even if I wasn't obsessed with weddings, I'd still watch your videos, because you are just too cute and funny!

[@jordandavis3434]

Heel pads are okay but don’t work nearly as well as CORK PADS which go underneath the ball of your feet. They’re super thin and super cheap (sometimes even free), your local shoe repair shop should definitely have some on hand. You just stick them in there and they push your foot up, you can even use multiple if needed. As a former cobbler I can assure you they work SO much better than the heel pads, those are pretty hit and miss and don’t last very long. I promise you they’re worth a try, I’ve had rave reviews on the cork pads. The only thing I will say is placement is super important when using for open toed shoes so they don’t start to peek out, that’s not a cute wedding look. You might also want to add fine-ish sandpaper (super fine won’t work as well as a kind of mid-grade) to your bag to use on the bottom of any brand new shoe whether for male or female, it’ll keep them from slipping and sliding all around.

[@EytsirhcChristye]

I use lint rollers that are in a case with a cover so it doesn’t stick to anything and it looks cute.

[@singingsuga]

I'm not getting married but, I really hope I have someone like you on my wedding day xD

[@chendaba6714]

Could you please do one for a bride. Thank you

[@kitty62862]

Travel scrapbook bag. Must have. I’m not a planner, but my friends call me “Mrs. MacGyver”. This will be a good bag for me.

[@EmilyRyann]

These videos are so helpful since I’m currently wedding planning!💍😍

[@girl8792]

So many comments 1. That video was amazing!!! One of my top faves for sure 2. Holy MOLY!!!! That's a LOT of stuff!! SUPER impressed with how prepared you are 3. (Silently patting myself on the back for reaching out to you to be our D-O-C, still incredibly grateful that you agreed) 4. You look freaking GOEGEOUS. You always do, but extra gorge in this last video. Congrats on being amazing

[@YessikaMarmol]

You're the best! I'm def going to save this for my wedding next year!

[@BunnyQueen97]

I just watched a bridesmaid horror story video where she didn't realize until she was taking her dress out of the bag that she *never got it hemmed*. That tape would have come in SO handy! My mom hemmed my choir dress with tape and it was beautiful lol

[@vickihuynh276]

Love your videos and sense of humor!

[@youngsaladtoes]

Wow! This was a super helpful video! Thanks!

[@helendiaz100]

EXCELLENT omg thankyou so much... Planning in progress! x

[@alw1750]

I LOVE watching your videos. I stumbled across your channel (wedding is in 40 days or so) and these are so refreshing and helpful. Notepad READY! Thank you! (And you're funny! PLUS!!)

[@marisca2175]

Love this video! I am planning my own wedding and also starting my wedding planning business so this is great!

[@YburLife]

Very helpful for this new wedding planner :)

[@jessi6823]

Wow. This helped me so much!!!! Thanks!!

[@PeterBarnesandjelly]

Wedding photog here, love this video!! Currently building a mini emergency kit to have at all of my weddings just in case! You're so right about the safety pins dear god.

[@deborahtchester686]

Excellent video! Thank you so much!

[@heidicruickshank959]

This was so incredibly helpful! I am the maid of honor in 2 weddings this year as well as having my own wedding 😟 gonna be a crazy year! Thank you so much!

[@jakenda1978]

Great video. My Mother would’ve loved that. I didn’t see a hammer or nails, or cup hooks, or command strips. I also keep straight pins, push pins, tacks and snacks for yourself would be great!!

[@brittneysmith7368]

It’s like the world heard my plea! This video was so helpful! I have a day of coordinator, she was included in our venue but so far hasn’t been super helpful with questions, even though she said I could email her with any I had I rarely get a reply! I’ve been turning to your channel so often! Love your content!!

[@joannarominska8243]

😄😄👌🙏👍🏻🤗You are amazing!

[@morganshizzz]

I am so happy I found these videos. I am getting married next September and I am so lost. I haven't even been to a wedding in my adult life yet so I am totally lost. My biggest thing right now if what sort of questions to ask your vendors (your DJ, your photographers, your officiant if hiring one). No clue how to find a good anyone lol.

[@LeighJBell]

PLEASE do one for a bride! ☺️ -love from the UK

[@victoriaalice9758]

yes!!! i love this!!!

[@marimurphree6668]

I get married October 26th, and my vibe is boho jewel tones. I wish you lived here - I would have hired you in a heart beat. Love your videos, so helpful! Xoxo xoxo Mari

[@kenya1067]

I love that idea! How did it turn out?

[@chadinacalico5006]

How do you go about choosing a wedding planner? What are some things that would make you *not* wanna choose someone in particular?

[@Evie329]

I really like that bag! Definitely goimg to look into getting one, I need to upgrade from my little doctor bag make up case I've been using.

[@Hannahsheart.]

This is so funny because I actually met you the other day at the bridal show and I started to have a “coughing fit” that you are talking about! 😂

[@djk5v]

Watching for my COVID wedding. Hand sanitizer, lol, that’s going to be on every table.

[@zaneblane8160]

Super awesome! I love weddings and absolutely love planning them..have done a few to include my own..it's been my dream to do it for years as a business...any help/tips you can offer would be appreciated ..love your energy!😁Binge watching tour videos! ...must rewind your video to write down your items!😉

[@sea1823]

You can please film a vlog at your job 😁 we want to see a venue preparing 😊

[@clairebounon6777]

Really helpful thank you !

[@MichelleCoxPhotography]

My bestie is a wedding planner and man... she has just as much as you... if not MORE! haha

[@joanhendrix5967]

I couldn't tell your brand but I love Traditional Medicinals Throat Coat. I think it's delicious. Anyway, this was a great list. Thanks.

[@Denabella]

I use that too. I love the tea. As a voice actor and singer, it is essential.

[@karmashleef8462]

Thumbs up for the Britney Spears Hit Me Baby One More Time reference 🙏🏼

[@karmashleef8462]

About to take away my thumbs up for saying Throat Coat tea tastes bad 😂 #rude #lies #AddHoney

[@EricaLaurenx3]

I'm a little overwhelmed thinking about if something were to happen that I wouldn't have 5 mins to be alone to fix it. I'm gonna be so busy I won't end up touching one of these items. Water and Advil and maybe the deodorant lol but omg a sewing kit? who will have the time to do that? forget it. Keep it simple is my favorite motto.

[@dhaislah9067]

Hi there...I'm loving all of your videos. They are super helpful. I was wondering, what hand held steamer do you recommend

[@mollykiely2787]

Just came across your channel and loved this video, I’m in college at the moment and dream of becoming a wedding planner was wondering if you had any tips or advise?

[@mzcocomasta]

Omg I NEEDED this video. Big big thank you ❤️

[@piearcinue]

Where did you buy that bag? Love how it has a lot of compartments.

[@eventsbydella9359]

great info but wow

[@storielucaspfenninger531]

I actually don't mind throat coat. Add a little lemon and honey and its not so bad; just drink it warm, do not let it cool off.

[@erindrysder7348]

I am so glad I have come across your Channel! I am currently studying events management at University and I aspire to become a wedding planner after I graduate, I would love to hear any tips you have on how to get started and how to go about getting experience before you begin your own business! This video is so helpful I have saved it for future reference, you really have thought of everything! 💖

[@Pick3WinningTicket]

Super helpful. I planned a lot of events in college as a part of student life and entertainment org (we handled conferences, concerts, and so forth) but as I’m starting learn, weddings are a beast of their own this is definitely helping with the transition. Question? How many radios do you have total? Our partner and I planning to buy a set and we were thinking of getting 6 radios total? Is that enough.

[@YburLife]

@@JamieWolfer What is a good brand and model to purchase currently?

[@kristipollum]

@@JamieWolfer I know this is forever after your video was posted, but what radio do you use currently? I would love some input from a pro!

[@oliviat8657]

If you are still using the Throat Coat tea and are able too, tastes a lot better if made with warm lemonade!

[@SD-hs2pk]

What brand of steamer do you use?

[@beatrixpoley9100]

2:04 I bumped into a cactus my first time as a point person.

[@vanessamcculloch3861]

Your like a boy scout ! Always be prepared also throat coat is amazing and works so well ! But is delicious

[@eliesegulley]

I'm in college at the moment, but eventually, I would like to go into wedding planning. Any tips/comments/advice?

[@eliesegulley]

Thank you!! :)

[@YburLife]

@@JamieWolfer Same here...loving it and loving that people are starting to request my services. Aug. 10th, 2019, my first full wedding. Mentor me please (Yeah). [e-mail]

[@gatzwolffadventures]

Send this video to whomever will help you pack for your day. Your bridal party your parents your coordinator Literally everyone.

[@aliciacoble7854]

I'm surprised you didn't have baby wipes!

[@jessicapienaar4170]

Baby powder makes stains on a white dress "disappear"... at least from far away

[@missellie1]

When she picks up the bag and it crackles a bit, I thought it was her spine

[@jasminemoore7251]

jasmine harris moore

[@saschamayer4050]

Ok

[@saschamayer4050]

12:31

[@aliciawells1807]

I would add tampons and pads... just incase

[@majainde]

No period stuff?

[@lifeincanadawithlivi607]

@@JamieWolfer Yes you did say feminine stuff....

[@michaelsaine8740]

A question from a machanic, is there any jobs that dont need zip ties?

[@kailebrogan447]

I don't need half of this..meanwhile continues to write down half of the list

[@slavenadontcheva3193]

You should include some feminine hygiene products!

[@fiercefionna]

She did :) right after the tea

[@Emily-hp1ke]

For my "Guest Book" I want a medium-sized, round, piece of wood, and all the guests will sign it using a white pen. And on the side of the wood piece, will be a picture of me and my spouse.

[@lucymurray2898]

Cannot believe you're a mother of 3! I bet they are equally as beautiful! Where do you live?

[@nexusSix_237]

She based in socal

[@alohilanizapata53]

Question: why do you only have a charger for iPhones, not everyone has iPhones, half the people have Samsung so, wouldn't a planner have one of each?