My whole family is in the bridal party with the exception of my 9 year old brother. He'll be 10 when the wedding rolls around. I don't have a ringbearer but he's too old. My little sister is going to be the flower girl. I was thinking of having him escort her down the aisle. I don't want him to feel left out. Any suggestions as to how I can include him in the wedding?
cw0904
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Why not be a RB? FH's nephew will be 8 by the time our wedding comes around and he will be the RB. I don't care what ettiquette states but that is roll we thought would fit him best. Or do a reading. Do whatever makes you and FH comfortable.
Syren
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I think I am going to have him be a ringbearer. I also like the idea of having him escort my mom or grandmother down the aisle. I think he would look so cute in a tux. :)
I can't have him as a jr. groomsman as my FI already asked my 16yr old brother to be one. We are trying to keep the bridal party small (5 bridesmaids / 5 groomsmen).
Ahhhh the joy of having a big family. I'm the oldest of six children and the first to be getting married!
Thanks for all the suggestions!
dbcrosby
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i am in the same situaiton. as weird as it may look we have to have them in the bridal party as groomsmen.
BriBri529
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I think he can still be part of the wedding party. I don't know exactly what you call little boys in the wedding party that aren't 'ring bearers', I guess junior groomsman?
MissLinda
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My 2 nephews are going to be 10 when we get married. . .They will be in tuxes One will carry a pillow with a glass slipper on it and the other a pumpkin (cinderella theme) They are sooooooooooo excited about being in the WP.
