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Re: family

• Stina51286 member

  

  October 2011 edited December 2011

  Are any of them your god child? If yes, thats an easy way. Are they telling you specifically they want to be in it or their parents?

   

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• rungirl12 member

  

  October 2011 edited December 2011

  You could consider letting the older ones of the group hand out the programs for the ceremony and have the little one(s) as flowergirls. 

  

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• beckster5551

  

  October 2011 edited December 2011

  I have two niece's and one was a jr BM and the other was a FG. I agree with PP that you can have another in charge of programs and maybe have 2 or 3 FG. To make them al feel special I would recommend that they all get to wear a nice dress that fits in with your colors. 

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• gundy21 member

  

  October 2011 edited December 2011

  My 2 nieces/goddaughters (14 and 10) and nephew (12) were our ushers.  We had a small bridal party and no FG/RBs.  The girls picked their own dresses and each got a corsage (bout for him).

  

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• swtheart1685

  

  October 2011 edited December 2011

  Things the girls could do:
  
  Flower girls (I've been to a wedding where there were 6-8 little kids who walked down with streamers and pinwheels)
  Pass out ceremony programs
  Pass out bubbles, fans, water, etc.
  Ring church bell at the end of the ceremony
  Greet/Usher guests at the ceremony or reception
  Do a reading at the ceremony (if they're older)
  Decorate the "get-away" car
  

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