Okay my future husband has three nephews, ages 3, 4, 6... He wants them to come out in the wedding... What should I do? I have all of my bridesmaids and my one flower girl, and I really dont want the three boys just to walk down the aisle with out doing nothing, any ideas??? should i pair them up with little girl?
JLWSJC
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How many bridesmaids do you have? I might have them escort the bridesmaids down the aisle, I think that would be cute since the groomsmen wait at the end with FH. I fyou have too many, maybe the younger two can escort the flower girl as ringbearers and the older one can escort the MOH?
Just suggestions
tiffanykiss
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That is such a cute idea
JessNicole7EM
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I have 3 ring bearers. They will all be around 5 years old.
FMIL is making the flower girl baskets and ring bearer pillows (I try to make her feel included lol)
She is making each one a pillow and they will walk down the aisle - it's more a symbolic thing than a practical thing.
Even if I had just 1 ring bearer I wouldn't trust a 5yrold with my rings.
springsandra
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The two 'older' ones can carry the sign that says 'here comes the bride' -- the younger one, honestly, is going to be very difficult to know how he'll be at the wedding. We practiced for two days having my almost 4 y/o nephew carry the pillow down the aisle to where his grandmother was sitting and it went well, but you could see him concentrating (it was adorable).
The youngest one, I would try to see if you can pair him up with his parent when they're going down the aisle, or if your flower girl is a little older, have them walk together. Otherwise, one ring bearer and two carrying the 'here comes the bride' sign might be perfect for having them all.
Or 3 ring bearers works too. You can have them walk in a line, 1, 2, 3.