1. Include pages leading up to the big day
   The day you meet your spouse, special dates, Valentine's day, your engagement, engagement party, bridal shower, bachelorette party. These are all important moments leading up to the wedding day and should not be overlooked when telling the story of your relationship's journey.
    
2. Also include a special "Day of" section
   Depict how you and your spouse spent the day of your wedding. Did you get your hair done somewhere special? Did your sister do your nails? Did your bridesmaids get ready with you at your parent's house?
    
3. Journaling
   Don't forget one of the most important parts of scrapbooking. No matter how well you remember all the special moments of your wedding, you may not remember it so well in 5 years. How about in 10 or 20 years? Include your recollections of moments with your family or special friends, times when you laughed or cried. Be specific and draw on your feelings of the day.
    
4. Include swatches and other mementos in your scrapbook
   You don't need to save every last decoration or memento. Include photos of the decorations, flowers, dresses, etc. and then cut out small swatches or pieces of items such as a bridesmaid dress swatch, a piece of ribbon or other decoration. A small piece of fabric, or a dried flower could spark a full-sized memory for years to come.

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