Well i expect not much from any of them but my MOH have helped more than i could have ever asked. If you dont ask for much then you cant be disappointed
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04/23/2008
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♥What Do You Expect From Your Bridesmaids?
Until I started planning my own wedding (even though I have been in other peoples) I never knew what was usually expected from a bridesmaid. I was watching a "Bridezilla" scream and cry her eyes out because her BM's were not giving her enough ATTENTION and another on that wanted them to set-up her reception. I was embarassed for them!
from theknot.com Bridesmaids: 10 Ways to Lend a Hand There's more to being a bridesmaid than parading down the aisle in pink taffeta. Celebrate your friend and her groom by helping her out and adding some extra fun to this often stressful, but very special time. Here are some of our best ideas, to inspire you to go above and beyond your attendant duties. Take responsibility for the gift baskets or bags for out-of-town guests' hotel rooms. Include a welcome letter, maps, relevant phone numbers, snacks, postcards, city souvenirs, and suggestions for fun activities. Ask the bride when she expects the invitations to be ready and plan an informal gathering. Ask each bridesmaid to bring something to eat, turn on the stereo, and divide the duties of writing addresses, stuffing envelopes, and putting on stamps. Not only will you have fun, but you'll also be helping the bride finish a very tedious job! Offer to supply favors or place cards for the rehearsal dinner. If it's a more casual affair, offer to make simple centerpieces. Ward off prewedding jitters by creating a distraction -- get tickets to a play or dance performance, one that you know she'd be dying to see if she weren't so busy planning the wedding. Ask what she's drinking at the reception and keep her cup full. Brides seldom make it through the crowd to the bar (just be sure her cup doesn't run over). Collect disposable reception-table cameras at the end of the night and get them developed. Offer to be the end-of-the-party, final once-over girl -- collect the cake topper and toasting flutes, make sure Grandma is escorted to her car, etc. Take her gown to the cleaners after the wedding. It'll be pressed and preserved for when she returns. Pack a traveler's "in case you forget" bag: Include a disposable camera, sunscreen, sunglasses, moisturizer, saline, and other toiletries a harried bride might forget to pack. Stock the couple's kitchen with food for their return. The worst trip is the one to the grocery store the night you return from paradise. Help them avoid reality for just one more day. I have to ask... What do YOU expect from your ladies and from your MOH?? |
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