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Advice from One Bridesmaid to Another
I have been a bridesmaid for many weddings. I now am able to offer some advice to anyone who is a first time bridesmaid and the do’s, don’ts of this special, honored tradition.
Consider Your Duties.
Always make sure you are able to attend all the wedding related events, and be there early to offer your assistance. For instance, attend the engagement party, stock the bar party, bridal shower, bachelorette party, rehearsal, and rehearsal dinner. Also, you will need to make the appointments for all wedding dress and bridesmaid dress shopping trips and fittings. Being part of the shopping will help the bride decide what you will be wearing on the wedding day: the bridesmaids dress, jewelry, shoes, hairstyles, etc.
On the day of the wedding, your duties include helping the bride get dressed and prepare on her special day, and help carry the train of the bride’s wedding gown and keep track of her bouquet.
There are Some Financial Obligations You Will Incur.
• Assisting the maid of honor in planning the bridal shower and bachelorette party and help pay for it. Depending what is planned, sharing the cost around the bridesmaids group will make it easier for all to afford.
• Purchase a wedding gift for the bride and groom.
• You may also need to buy your own bridesmaid dress and shoes.
You Are There To Help The Bride.
Always inquire about any tasks that you can volunteer for that will help everyone in the wedding party out. You can help to find a florist and assist the bride in choosing flowers and center pieces. Give creative ideas for locations on a venue, research and interview an amazing photographer, present affordable honeymoon package options, and assist picking beautiful wedding invitations. These are all things that help the bride and the decisions that she is going to have to eventually make.
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