If your budget doesn't allow for a full-spectrum wedding planner, a day-of coordinator or even a trusted member of the wedding planner can help troubleshoot any issues that arise.
"Every family has its own drama. As a couple, you can only deal with as much of it as you absolutely need to. Once you get to that wedding week, you have to walk away from it and let it go. You will not enjoy yourself if you're concerning yourself with that the entire weekend," Cove told Insider.
"Somebody, whether it's a sister, a best friend, or a wedding planner, should help handle any situations that arise to prevent the bride or groom from knowing about any issues going on, to an extent," she continued. "You only get this one day, and it goes by really quickly."
Cove also explained that whether a couple is dealing with a complicated family situation or when it comes to celebrity clients, paparazzi or outside criticism, you have to take the one day and enjoy it for yourself.
"Even if a full wedding planner isn't in your budget, a day-of coordinator can help deal with the little things like family issues, photos, and just getting you down the aisle," she said. "It's really hard to enjoy the day when you're doing it all yourself."