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Maid or Matron of Honor?

tammym1001tammym1001 member
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edited October 2013 in Wedding Party
My MOH is divorced. Would she be considered a Maid of Honor since she's technically not married or a Matron of Honor since she has been married before?
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Re: Maid or Matron of Honor?

  • Maggie0829Maggie0829 member
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    I would ask your friend what title she would prefer.  

    But she would still be considered a matron since she had been married before...if you want to go the traditional route.

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  • tammym1001tammym1001 member
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    She has been calling herself "Maid" so I'm assuming that's what she would prefer. I was mostly just curious for the program what she should officially be called or if anyone would think it was weird to use maid.
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  • katieg520katieg520 member
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    As a divorced woman, I can tell you that I'd personally prefer to be called "maid" because I would be single again. I know that's not correct, but it's what I'd prefer, lol.
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  • mimiphinmimiphin member
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    I just did a quick google search and found this

    "Once a woman is married (divorce is not an issue) her title would be matron of honor. The best analogy would be to consider that a woman never goes back to using Miss after being married."

    Not saying I agree or disagree just thought that it is an interesting way to look at it.

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  • Blue_BirdBlue_Bird member
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    tammym1001 said:
    She has been calling herself "Maid" so I'm assuming that's what she would prefer. I was mostly just curious for the program what she should officially be called or if anyone would think it was weird to use maid.
    There's your answer then. Her comfort should be more important.
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  • lovetulips04lovetulips04 member
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    You can alwasy make up a title name if you and/or her cant choose or want something different. BTW I'm using Mrs. Of Honor bc I just dont like the word "Matron"
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