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bridesmaids or maid of honor(s)?

Knottie02556609Knottie02556609 member
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So, I'm asking my two nieces to be in my wedding party. I will only have two. I don't want to make one my maid of honor and make the other feel like she wasn't good enough because that's not the case. So should I ask them both to be my bridesmaids or make them both my maid of honor? I'm not sure. . I'm asking them tomorrow , taking them out to lunch & got them a little box filled with goodies :) 
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Re: bridesmaids or maid of honor(s)?

  • geebee908geebee908 member
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    You can do either, but I agree that both should be considered the same since there are only two.
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  • spockforprezspockforprez member
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    I think just having them both be maids of honor would be sweet, but some women read waaaaaaaayyy too much into the title and would feel upset at sharing "duties" with another woman. I vote for making them bridesmaids. 

    JediElizabeth said:
    Either one. 

    However, the plural of Maid of Honor is Maids of Honor, because you're having several maids, not several honors (like sisters-in-law).

    (Sorry. Pet peeve.)
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  • CMGragainCMGragain member
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    The one who will stand next to you and hold your bouquet while you are saying your vows is your MOH.
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  • Knottie02556609Knottie02556609 member
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    edited February 2016
    Thank you to all of you! I will work on that lol I have been calling my sisters in law sisters in laws lol now I know
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