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The wedding party’s tasks
The wedding party's tasks —
Being part of a wedding party is an honor -- and an obligation. Both the betrothed and their honored guests need to take the decision seriously.
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The wedding party's tasks —
Issue the invitation in a way that lets them off the hook if they can't spare the time or cash.
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Parties don't need to have equal numbers of bridesmaids and groomsmen. In fact, feel free to discard any "rules" if they don't fit your familial or friendship situation.
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The maid of honor is often a sister or female relative, but the role can also be filled by a friend, female or male.
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The wedding party's tasks —
Being the maid of honor entails a lot of responsibility, from managing the wedding party to holding up the bride's bustle.
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The wedding party's tasks —
The best man isn't just in charge of throwing an epic bachelor party -- he had to get the party fitted for tuxedos, keep the groom calm, hold the bride's ring and a host of other tasks.
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Bridesmaid parties often include a sister or two, but can be comprised of other female family members and friends. Older girls and young teenagers can join the party as junior bridesmaids.
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In addition to party duties, one of the best things a bridesmaid can do is make sure her dress doesn't become the bride's problem.
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The wedding party's tasks —
If the bride has a brother, he's a great addition to the party. Otherwise, go with the gents who make you most comfortable.
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Groomsmen often serve as ushers at the ceremony and escort bridesmaids down the aisle.
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Flower girls and ring bearers should be at least 4 years old -- and they can't be expected to behave like adults. Shy or fidgety kids might not be best suited for the task.
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A flower girl walks down the aisle ahead of the bride, scattering petals as she goes. When that task is over, she may go sit with her parents.
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Tying the ring to a pillow is perhaps advisable, depending on the coordination level of the small child or family pet.