Go to a bookstore (secondhand bookstores are fine) and buy a sex book or 2. A book is important because learning about sex on the internet is fraught with peril. Not all sex books are good books. I can recommend 'The Magic of Sex' by Dr. Miriam Stoppard. A lot of information does not go out of date so getting a sex book from the 90s is not a problem - it doesn't have to be published in 2018!

Now, what I've learned from sex books is that the wedding night really should be used to recover from the wedding - there'll be alot of fatigue - no need to feel any pressure to consummate the marriage on the wedding night, or even the night after. Allow yourselves to get back to full energy levels, and when you're both ripe (as the book says) then.... It takes 5 years to learn sex with a helpful partner so there's absolutely no rush. If there's one thing that cannot be stressed enough it's communication...you need to be able to spell things out unabashedly. You and your new hubby will be your own best sexologists if you can communicate well about likes, dislikes and eventually even fantasies etc.

May I wish you every bliss conceivable in your married life.

PS You probably won't find this in your sex book because it's a new discovery (or rediscovery) - I'll say no more other than to encourage you to google 'cliteracy'