"here comes the bride" - ring bearer?

Re: "here comes the bride" - ring bearer?

• mamameech

  

  June 2012

  I'm sure that the name originated from the little boy carrying the rings, however not all of them do that and still get the title. Same goes for the flower girl who doesn't carry flowers.
  
  My son will be carrying a ring nest in the church but I had originally planned on him carrying a flag that I made (but the church won't allow it). Instead he'll carry the flag into the reception as we enter.
  
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• npott044

  

  June 2012 edited June 2012

  I have 3 boys in the family and they are in the wedding. One will be the ring barer and the other two we titled banner bearers. I had no idea what else to call them for the website.

  

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• smartlypretty member

  

  June 2012 edited June 2012

  WAIT. WAIT. WAIT. I actually know this. He would be called a "Herald" instead of a "Ring Bearer". That's the word for the little boys that carry the signs. 

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• karaovercash member

  

  June 2012

  that's a great idea.
   
  Here's another (just to put it out there):
  we have 2 boys in the families (my nephew and his nephew) and we wanted to include them both in the wedding. his nephew is going to be the ring bearer and my nephew is going to be the "bell ringer" he will have a small crystal bell he will ring before the bride (me) comes down the aisle, as if he is announcing "the bride is coming, the bride is coming" 
   
  
  
  
  

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