Wedding Day Jitters? CDC Blog Details Tips For Surviving The "Big Day"
By: Alex Hayes
Updated: July 11, 2012
For most people waiting to tie the knot, the wedding day is the happiest of their lives. But occasionally, for brides-to-be, the planning stages can get a little stressful.
Health officials with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, however, are doing what they can to help out. The C.D.C. posted a tongue-in-cheek blog this week detailing several tips on how to survive the big day.
The blog suggests keeping a kit stuffed with safety pins and sedatives, because as they put it, "you never know when you might need to bandage up a clumsy flower girl, revive a passed out reception guest, or even evacuate."
The tone of the blog suggests that planning for a wedding, isn't too far off from planning in the event of a disaster. Which is why one of the main points of the article is urging brides-to-be to stay informed.
"Emergencies could range from a tear in your wedding gown, tornado, health issues, monster-in-laws, or bridezilla on the loose," the post explains.
While the undertone to some of the blog is humorous, it wouldn't hurt for brides-to-be to heed their advice to help ease stress levels.
As the C.D.C. writes, "be prepared and have one less thing to worry about on your big day."
To read the full blog post, Click Here.
Health officials with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, however, are doing what they can to help out. The C.D.C. posted a tongue-in-cheek blog this week detailing several tips on how to survive the big day.
The blog suggests keeping a kit stuffed with safety pins and sedatives, because as they put it, "you never know when you might need to bandage up a clumsy flower girl, revive a passed out reception guest, or even evacuate."
The tone of the blog suggests that planning for a wedding, isn't too far off from planning in the event of a disaster. Which is why one of the main points of the article is urging brides-to-be to stay informed.
"Emergencies could range from a tear in your wedding gown, tornado, health issues, monster-in-laws, or bridezilla on the loose," the post explains.
While the undertone to some of the blog is humorous, it wouldn't hurt for brides-to-be to heed their advice to help ease stress levels.
As the C.D.C. writes, "be prepared and have one less thing to worry about on your big day."
To read the full blog post, Click Here.
