"Couple of Honor" or "Best Couple"???

Re: "Couple of Honor" or "Best Couple"???

• flantastic member

  

  March 2021

  whittenk74 said:

  My FH does not have a "best man", but my BFF of 35 years is my MOH... has anyone ever heard of having a Married couple as their "Couple of Honor" instead of Maid of honor and Best Man?

  I think I would not call them that, just because them being in a relationship with each other isn't actually relevant. I would just call them "witnesses" or "wedding party" if they are the only two members of the wedding party. Otherwise - "honor attendants"?

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• climbingsingle member

  

  March 2021

  flantastic said:

  whittenk74 said:

  My FH does not have a "best man", but my BFF of 35 years is my MOH... has anyone ever heard of having a Married couple as their "Couple of Honor" instead of Maid of honor and Best Man?

  I think I would not call them that, just because them being in a relationship with each other isn't actually relevant. I would just call them "witnesses" or "wedding party" if they are the only two members of the wedding party. Otherwise - "honor attendants"?

  Ditto this. 

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• MyNameIsNot member

  

  March 2021

  Agree that their relationship status isn't relevant. I'd also be a little confused that the couple of honor was someone other than the couple getting married. 
  
  I agree with just calling them WP or honor attendants, although I'm not sure I understand why MOH and Best Man don't work. 

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• Jen4948 member

  

  March 2021

  I too would just call them WP or honor attendants, or even MOH and Best Man (since I don't see why they couldn't be called that).

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