10 Completely Brilliant Wedding Hacks You Definitely Need to Know

If you're hoping for a stress-free wedding (who isn't?!), you'll need a well-stocked emergency kit by your side...and a few hacks up your sleeve! Here are 10 brilliant wedding hacks that will help you get down the aisle in one piece.

 If you're having an outdoor wedding (or at least planning to take some photos outside), attach little weights to your veil to keep it from blowing around in the wind. Being organized is the key to any successful wedding. Bonus: you and your partner can use it for shared bills after you're married. It's a win-win, really.

If you're trying to find the best group accommodations, we've made it way easier to book hotel rooms for your guests. It's fast and completely free!

This will allow you to have a beautiful cake without going way over budget.

Being organized is the key to any successful wedding. Bonus: you and your partner can use it for shared bills after you're married. It's a win-win, really!

This means that instead of running your invites through a machine, they'll use a special ink stamp to mark your invitation and then sort it by hand. That reduces the risk of damaging those pretty envelopes you painstakingly picked out.

Put a tiny number on the back of each RSVP card and then number your guest list accordingly. If guests don't write their name on the cards (or their writing is illegible), you'll still be able to figure out whose it is!

You'll have a lot to think about on your wedding day, so make sure your strapless bra isn't one of them. If you have your seamstress sew your bra of choice into your gown, you won't have to worry about it peeking out at inopportune moments.

The salt will help draw out a good amount of the wine right away, and you can have the remaining stain professionally treated later.

Walking down the aisle without tripping is hard enough, so make your life easier with these little guys. Heel protectors increase the surface of the base of the heel, so you won't sink into the grass. 

If you're planning on eating your cake on your first anniversary, make sure you can actually enjoy it! This trick will prevent any icing from sticking to the foil when you wrap it and stick it in the freezer.