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MrsJKBell12MrsJKBell12
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I have 6 neices.....all who want to be in the wedding. How do I choose? Or how do I include them in the wedding? Their ages vary from 12-3
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  • Stina51286Stina51286 member
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    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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  • rungirl12rungirl12 member
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    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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  • beckster5551beckster5551
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    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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  • gundy21gundy21 member
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    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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  • swtheart1685swtheart1685
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    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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