So we are having a small bridal party, which means that I don't have room for my fiancé's two sisters to be bridesmaids (and we aren't super close because they live a bit further away than we do). However we wanted to include all of our siblings in our wedding. My sister is going to be a bridesmaid, my brother is going to be an usher, and his one sister is going to play the piano when we are walking down the aisle. I thought of having his youngest sister do a reading, but she doesn't like all of the attention to be on her for even a minute, so she would be very uncomfortable with this. The problem is that I don't want her to feel left out. She also doesn't play any instruments or sing or anything like that. Any ideas of what she could do? I briefly thought about her being a guest book attendant, but I feel like that is more of a "job" than a way of incorporating her into the wedding in an honoured position.
Edit:
She is not a bridesmaid because I didn't want to choose too many bridesmaids because there is extra cost of being a bridesmaid with the dress. Not being a bridesmaid, she can show up in a Walmart dress if she wants. My mom begged me to make my brother an usher, so calm down people. He's also walking my mom down the aisle so he has plenty of recognition. Like I said before, the guest book attendant was thought of BRIEFLY. I recognize that this is more of a job than anything and I don't want to make her that. I was looking for some creativity as to what she could do maybe WITH someone else to make her more comfortable. And to those complaining that I'm trying to incorporate too many people, why on earth do you care? I like involving other people and I'm not a huge fan of being in the spotlight, so this helps spread out the attention from just the fiancé and I. He loves the fact that I want to include our loved ones. We are having a wedding with almost 200 people due to large extended families, so I promise we won't be standing in front of no one (plus readers, etc. sit down after their part).