What that something is always forgotten when you are traveling for a wedding?

I am traveling to AZ for a wedding and I am a lady honor. Is there something that is always forgotten, either for the wedding day to help the bride get ready or something is always forgotten when I travel? I'm leaving tomorrow and have not even started packing! Any help would be appreciated! Thank you

http://beautyaddict.blogspot.com/2008/04/how-to-build-ultimate-wedding-day.html Here is a comprehensive guide for a wedding day survival kit. Go to a dollar store and you should be able to get the most for Cheap you have not already. And if you packed in a makeup bag defined type, it would be established more clearly. The white chalk to hide spots is a great idea! If you read the messages in the background, lip balm and snacks are a good idea to bring both. I would also like bring tweezers, who knows if anyone could get a splinter or need a hair plucked eyebrows. You can attach a wire loose with it too short and Nice.

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