Being a Maid/Matron of Honor can be hard work! However, knowing in advance what is expected of you can make a world of difference if you want to be exceptional. Here are 10 things a Maid/Matron of Honor should know when accepting the offer of being the brides 'personal assistant'.
- Plan on assisting the Bride in selecting her dress as well as the bridal parties attire.
- Offering assistance with addressing invitations and calling for final RSVP's is a must.
- Helping the Bride determine seating arrangements is mandatory.
- Being the on-call girl for discussions with any details, favors or decor is important!
- Offering your help with any day-of tasks should be a given!
- Taking care of the brides train (if applicable) once she approaches the alter area is mandatory.
- Taking the brides bouquet during the ceremonies ring exchange is a no-brainier.
- Assisting the bride to and from the restroom to freshen up is the right thing to do.
- Yes, collecting gifts, envelopes and being the last to leave is exceptional!
- Plan on giving your time on the day after to ensure that any loose ends are taken care of can be difficult, yet necessary.
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