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Re: Need advice for choosing MOH
posted at 2/8/2012 9:29 AM EST
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In Response to Need advice for choosing MOH:
My fiance and I are meeting with our venue this weekend and if all goes well, putting down a deposit and setting the date. Once we have the official date set in stone, I want to start asking my bridesmaids if they will be in our wedding. I have four in mind, all very different and unique relationships, but having a hard time picking a MOH. I'm an only child, so no sister which at times seems like the obvious choice. I plan on asking my fiance's sister, my lifelong best friend, and two cousins. How did you choose which one would be your MOH? The friend and the Future SIL are local, the cousins are long distance (one is 1,000 miles away, and one is an hour away).Does that matter? I don't care about who plans what, the way I see it I don't expect my MOH to do everything for me, so that's not an issue, it's more of selecting based on which relationship is the closest. How do I decide?? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks :) PS my fiance has already figured out that he wants his 2 brothers to both be best men, and then has two close friends.
Posted by Rachel405
The rule of thumb around here is your MOH should be the one you'd call at 3am when you need help burying a body.
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