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Too old for ring bearer?

So I already googled this, and since I haven't been to any weddings that actually had a reing bearer I can't decide... I wanted to ask one of my cousins to be the ring bearer in my wedding. I'm close to him since I used to watch him in high school, but he's 10. I know most people use toddlers for this, but I'd like to include him. Do you think that 10 is too old? Should I find something else for him to do?

Re: Too old for ring bearer?

  • Ask HIM. If he's comfortable with it, let him. None of your voting choices apply. Ask him, not his parents!
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  • Ask him what he thinks. You could say, "Would you like to be in my wedding? You could be a ring bearer or an usher/groomsman." I promise he will tell you what he wants to do.
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  • I put NO, because its up to the kid to tell you if he's too old. Ask him.
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  • In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_wedding-party_old-ring-bearer?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:37Discussion:326716c7-fdb2-4f4f-8e8f-cc8a9b62a0c4Post:a812fbfb-ec39-4ca4-bef4-c0c496afc01f">Re: Too old for ring bearer?</a>:
    [QUOTE]Ask HIM. If he's comfortable with it, let him. None of your voting choices apply. Ask him, not his parents!
    Posted by stina93446[/QUOTE]

    ditto this. he might be embarrassed or it might make him feel special. who knows? ask him if he would want to be called the ringbearer or a junior groomsman. the ring pillow would probably be a bit too much but thats up to you and him
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