You're in the final stretch of preparations for the big event. Things are going smoothly and nothing seems to be standing in the way of organizing the most fabulous event. However, there are a few things you should avoid doing in the week before the big event because they could cause you real headaches.

Here are 6 things to avoid doing in the week before the wedding

1. Don't dye your hair a new color. – if you usually dye your hair, don't think about making a drastic change before the big event because you might have some… unpleasant surprises. You risk getting a horrible color that doesn't suit your skin tone or personality at all, and you might not be able to fix the situation.
2. Don't cut your hair. – even if you want to have a dream appearance and think that a new hairstyle is the solution, you might be wrong. If you plan to cut your hair and make a drastic change, it would be better to wait until after the big event, so as not to have less pleasant surprises.
3. Don't drink a lot of coffee. – you might feel overwhelmed at the end of your prep period and think that more coffee will help. On the contrary! Too much caffeine will make you jittery and more nervous. Moreover, caffeine dehydrates you and you definitely don’t want dull, lackluster skin when you should be enjoying great skin on the day of the big event.
4. Don't drink alcohol – Even though it may seem like it calms you down and gives you a few moments of peace and relaxation, alcohol has many harmful effects: weight changes, digestive problems, dehydration, broken blood vessels in your face. You definitely don't want all of these things to happen to you on your wedding day.
5. Don't use self-tanner – if you want to have a tanned and glowing skin, self-tanner is not the right option at all. It can leave the ugliest spots all over your body if not applied correctly.
6. Does not introduce new decorative elements – If you've been thinking about making some decor changes a week before the big event, it's a bit late to implement them. It's very important to keep in mind the initial plan you proposed for organizing your event.