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Wedding Party Roles and Responsibilities
One of the most personal and important aspects of the wedding planning process will be choosing the wedding party! Your wedding party (also known as a bridal party) will include not only the people who will help you plan your big day but also the people you want by your side as you walk down the aisle and take your vows. Typically, your wedding party is made up of your close sisters, brothers, friends, or family members.
The following will serve as a guide to share all the tasks, roles, and responsibilities that are involved for each participant in the wedding party.
The Wedding Party Includes
Maid of Honor or Matron of Honor or Bride's Honor Attendant
Bridesmaids or Bride's Attendants
Best Man / Best Woman / Groom's Honor Attendant
Groomsmen
Ushers
Bride's Parents: Mother of the Bride and Father of the Bride
Groom's Parents: Mother of the Groom and Father of the Groom
Grandparents
Officiant
Flower Girl
Ring Bearer
Readers
Pages / Train Bearer
Wedding Party Members Specific to Particular Religions
Jewish weddings have traditionally included chuppah holders. They hold up the mast of the chuppah, a sacred wedding canopy that symbolizes the couple's new home.
Traditionally, the bearers of the chuppah are men, but there may also be four people with whom the couple is close. At Muslim weddings, the groom's attendants are called Hattabin.
In some Christian marriages, young teenagers serve as lighters. They walk in procession in front of the mothers of the newlyweds and light the candles on the altar.
Traditional Roles of The Wedding Party
The wedding party helps the couple with various wedding planning tasks such as handling invitations, shopping, craft projects, etc. The bride and groom can ask their wedding group for advice in making important decisions about the wedding.
Members of the wedding party are often asked to wear certain dresses (bridesmaid dresses or tuxedos) at the request of the couple to indicate their participation in the ceremony.
The wedding party helps the bride and groom prepare for the wedding day, calming their nerves and making them feel at ease.
The wedding party usually takes formal photos with the bride and groom before the ceremony or during the cocktail party for the bride and groom's wedding album.
Oftentimes, the wedding party sits at special tables at the reception, with the bride and groom or nearby.
The wedding party acts as a support system for the couple in their new marriage, encouraging their love and helping them see through arguments and fights, even long after the wedding day.
Sometimes the wedding party will feature special events for couples, such as bachelor parties, bachelor parties, or even wedding night surprises.
Your wedding party is often considered to be heavily involved in your wedding planning process. They probably spend a lot of time and possibly money on your day, so it's important to thank the wedding for all the help during the process. Be sure to thank your married couple for all the hard work and to show your appreciation for their support and friendship.
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