Picture this: the sun is beating down on you and your wedding party as you get ready for the big day. If the air conditioner is going to be excessively noisy, someone should be watching it so you may switch to fans or turn it off just before the ceremony starts if necessary.
Identify Electrical
Get the electrical outlets and extension cables you and your suppliers will need figured out ahead of time and be sure the amount of electricity you’ll need won’t blow a fuse. Make sure you and your ECM Repair Solutions know the location of the electrical box and how to restore power in case that happens.
Think Through Your Outdoor Lighting
It all depends on the present arrangement at home, but as darkness shows up, outdoor lighting can be a problem. As a common way to create a cozy atmosphere, people commonly hang market lights from the ceiling.
 Although light setup is a service that may be outsourced, it is also possible to do it yourself provided you have the necessary equipment, a sturdy ladder, and several secure anchor points. You should only think about how they will appear during the day and whether or not that would ruin your intended look.
If you want the celebration to go on well into the night, consider using candles, lanterns, freestanding lampposts, or any of the many other alternatives for maintaining ambient light. (Consider the possibility that the lights will attract insects, and make arrangements for citronella candles or spray!).
Mentally Prepare For The Unknowable Factors
You must be emotionally and psychologically ready for things beyond your control to happen on your wedding day because you are having the ceremony at a home in a neighborhood that is likely bustling with activity. Amid our vows, a neighbor began to obnoxiously mow his grass.
Someone in your neighborhood may be planning a kegger in the backyard this summer, a bouncy house party for their child’s birthday, or they may simply be complaining about your excessively loud music.
You should talk to your neighbors ahead of time to smooth over some of these issues, but you should also be mentally ready for things that are tied to the community and beyond your control.
Know Who To Call In Emergencies
When it comes to the unknowns, it’s a good idea to have a backup plan in place with your wedding planner. This will help in case of any number of home-related emergencies, such as a plumber, electrician, air conditioner, neighbor who complains, storm, or vendor who cancels at the last minute.
End In Time To Avoid Noise Restrictions
You can find that most cities have certain times during the evening when noise limits are in effect, or you can find that neighbors can complain about noise at any time of day.
With a designated exit point, such as a sparkler exit (check with your city to be sure sparklers are legal!), you may properly finish the night, silence the music, and give your guests a hint that it’s time to go home.