Heyyyyy, ladies! I'm sure you all know that not only is your wedding day the most important day of your life, should you not have a wedding then you are a complete failure as a human being (until, of course, you are unable to conceive children) (or, until you are unable to balance a work life and a home life at the same time) (what the hell is wrong with you, do you not want to have it all?). Luckily for you, the DIY Bride is back to help you with this important, momentous occasion that will ultimately be the greatest indicator of your personal success and happiness! This week, the wedding expert shares a checklist for finding the perfect dress.

Obviously, the wedding dress is the centerpiece of the ceremony and, naturally, the marriage itself. If you screw up your dress, you're likely to screw up your relationship with your perfect man. I'm sure most of you are thinking, "So, like, I just have to worry about it being strapless or sequined or white or off-white, depending on my sexual history and the judgment likely to come from the groom's extended family members from the South?" Oh, you silly ladies, there's so much more for you to worry about!

Planet, proposed by Robbie Parker of Concord College, would be an organic, community-oriented restaurant in Charleston's East End.

"There are 124,000 people living there, with growing families," Parker said. "We need this for a more community-oriented lifestyle in the East End."

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And students at Marshall University would have a new late-night option if their fellow student Sam Frazier started Tacos Nocturnos, a Thursday-through-Saturday dining cart.

Frazier would serve chicken and beef tacos with all the standard condiments, and he would overcome his competition with affordability and accessibility.

Other pitches included Precision Tools, with a new type of drywall cutting bit, pitched by Charles Cline of WVU; Delivery 2U, a meal delivery service proposed by Joshua Ramsey and Preston Veal of Glenville State College; Holy Cow Livestock Sales, an eBay-style cattle auction service offered by Thomas Schenkel of WVU; and Ivory Lace, a plus-size custom bridal boutique proposed by Andrea Haymond of Shepherd University.

The West Virginia Business Plan Competition is hosted by the West Virginia University Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

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"There are 124,000 people living there, with growing families," Parker said. "We need this for a more community-oriented lifestyle in the East End."

Planet would use only West Virginia-based products and would be "a place for everyone to come for entertainment, epicurianism and education," he said.

And students at Marshall University would have a new late-night option if their fellow student Sam Frazier started Tacos Nocturnos, a Thursday-through-Saturday dining cart.

Frazier would serve chicken and beef tacos with all the standard condiments, and he would overcome his competition with affordability and accessibility.

Other pitches included Precision Tools, with a new type of drywall cutting bit, pitched by Charles Cline of WVU; Delivery 2U, a meal delivery service proposed by Joshua Ramsey and Preston Veal of Glenville State College; Holy Cow Livestock Sales, an eBay-style cattle auction service offered by Thomas Schenkel of WVU; and Ivory Lace, a plus-size custom bridal boutique proposed by Andrea Haymond of Shepherd University.

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