Pro-Tip! – I always tell my couples to pack a couple of clear wedding umbrellas on their wedding day, just in case! These cute ones from Amazon are my go to. They come in packs of 8, so your wedding party can be covered as well!

A few ponchos are always good to have on hand for flash showers. They’re extra handy for guests who forgot their umbrellas or vendors helping you set up outdoors during some drizzle.

If you’re concerned about your shoes getting water spots or stains, you might want to be prepare them with some waterproof shoe spray.

We all know wind is just as likely to creep up out of no where as quickly as rain is. Make sure you have some hair spray on hand just in case. I love this Outer Space Flexible Hair Spray by R+Co. I’m a big fan of this company and all their hair products!

Some rustic locations might not have a changing space or getting ready area. This lightweight pop-up tent is a handy choice and also helpful for changing outfits during your engagement session.

I love the vibrant colors these microfiber towels come in. They are perfect and lightweight to have on hand in lots of different situations.

Obviously, if you’re a guest at a wedding, you may need a sun hat for those warm summer ceremonies and cocktail hours, especially if the venue is a very open location like a golf course or beach.

A collapsible cooler can save space when not in use, but become very useful for snacks, drinks during all-day wedding adventures, or for packing up some leftovers at the end of the night.

Even if you’re not having your wedding at a vineyard, if you anticipate everyone will be drinking wine, these wine glass tags are perfect to help guests keep track of their glass.

Not only are dryer sheets great for static cling, believe it or not, they are great at repelling bees. The last time I was at an organic vineyard, there were bees everywhere, and this was the only thing that helped keep them away!

I’ve been to more weddings than I can count where the guests are staring into the sun during the ceremony. It usually means better lighting for me, but I always feel bad for all the squinting, sweaty guests, and it’s hard to get nice photos of them when they all have their programs over their eyes. If you know your ceremony has no shade, offer your guests some of these adorable paper parasols.

Your hair may be flying away, but your veil will stay in place with these wind-resistant veil weights. Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely love a good veil blowing in the wind photo, but sometimes you want assurance that it won’t fly away at the wrong moment!

Extra large, waterproof, and with a carrying strap, this is such a great beach blanket.

If you’ve ever been to the Oregon Coast, you know it can go from hot to freezing in no time, especially after the sun goes down. Love these high waisted fleece lined leggings for wearing under my wedding attire all day, or for slipping on once the sun goes down.

You never know when you might need a few bandaids, especially at the beach with shells and barnacles, and who knows what hiding in the sand. These mini first aid kits are right up my alley with too many adorable patterns that it’s impossible to choose just one.

Another great Supergoop! product, this SPF 30 lip balm with acai. Goes on like a clear gloss so it’s perfect over lipstick.

My absolute favorite sock. I have at least 3 of each of these DarnTough Gatewood Boot Full Cushion Sock in every color and these are pretty much the only socks I ever wear, especially if it’s a chilly day. These are so warm and soft and feel like a hug on my foot. Plus there’s a lifetime guarantee.

Again with all the fun colors! This light backpack is great for throwing in some quick necessities if we’re hiking to any portrait locations.

You can never go wrong with bringing along a cozy and vibrant scarf or blanket to add a pop of color and give some cozy and romantic vibes to your portraits.

If you’ve hired a professional makeup artist, no doubt they’ll use waterproof mascara, but if you’re going the DIY route, don’t forget to protect against tears and downpours!

Disposable rain ponchos are great to buy in bulk for any guests in a pinch, but if you need something a little more substantial for yourself, consider a lightweight rain poncho. I really like this one with the extra wide neck and oversized hood (easier to throw on over an updo)!

Another fun towel option to have on hand just in case! Even if it doesn’t rain, it seems we’re always looking for towels last minute on the wedding day to dry off the bouquets!

Worried about sweaty faces in your wedding party or family portraits? These cooling towels will help keep everyone cool between shots!

This Dry Texturizing Spray by Oribe is hands down a miracle worker for anyone with fine hair like mine! It definitely adds texture and volume but it also works amazingly as a dry shampoo. I never leave for a weekend camping trip without spraying this in my hair before I leave. Usually it takes one night for my hair to get oily, but with this spray my hair doesn’t get oily for days.

Some areas of Oregon you won’t see a single bug for days, and other areas are overpopulated by mosquitoes. If you’ll be in the latter, you might want to pack some insect bite relief.

Aside from a drybag, watershoes are also a must… at least for me! I typically prefer a water-sock type of pull on shoe, and these are great because they have a thicker sole, making it more comfortable to walk over river rocks.

These could be put into any and all categories, but extra bobby pins are always a must if you’re planning for updos.