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A grand wedding is like a film of big production, in addition to the bride and groom there are supporting roles. So in the process of such a complicated and happy wedding supporting their primary responsibility what is it? A detailed and careful allocation of the wedding allows you to comfortably enjoy the roles of the happiness of the wedding time.
To leave no regrets on the perfect wedding, to find some with professional experience and a rich sense of responsibility to become a good wedding assistant is the most important. The following "Role List" will clearly tell the bride and groom, throughout the preparatory process of the wedding ceremony and on the same day, what task should be assumed for a wedding assistant team, and the efforts they need to take.
Bridesmaid: single or married both can be
The wedding party which have more than one bridesmaid, there must be a leader called the chief bridesmaid. Of the most trusted people for the bride she will be the right-hand of the bride throughout the wedding preparation process. Under normal circumstances, she is responsible for the coordination of wedding accessories, pre-marriage planning party and single party, to convene other bridesmaids to assign tasks. On the day of wedding, the entire ceremony and the rest part she will help do the housekeeping and the bride gown, the yarn and jewelry, and the bride's bouquet. If the wedding is very grand, then it is better to have two chief bridesmaids, an unmarried girlfriend, and a married girlfriend, who can complement each other with the sharing of tasks. Throughout the ceremony the chief bridesmaid is entitled to priorities, and they are sometimes responsible for a toast to the guests.
Other bridesmaids will also help take some small tasks of the wedding preparations, such as written invitation, to confirm the wedding ceremony process, to tie on a ribbon in the gift box. All the bridesmaids dresses have to be paid by their own, including shoes and accessories. If they are to attend a wedding from another city, the traveling expenses and accommodation usually from their own pocket too.