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How To Be the Best Bridesmaid Ever


You may be the sister of the bride or a close friend ever since the bride-to-be helped you clean up the milk that you spilled in kindergarten. You may be a bridesmaid — or even the maid or matron of honor. One thing, though, is for sure. You care deeply about the bride-to-be and you want to help make her wedding — and the entire wedding planning process — a fun, meaningful and special time.


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Tips for how to be a bride’s best friend throughout her wedding planning (and always!):


Consider the qualities of a best friend and then display those traits whenever you and the bride-to-be are together, and even when you’re not. Whether you will be a bridesmaid, a maid or matron of honor, or just a caring, supportive friend to the bride during the wedding planning and during the ceremony and reception, the bride will appreciate a great friend. 


Be loyal, supportive and caring: You want the best for the bride-to-be and that means no behind-her-back criticizing of choices that she’s made for the wedding, or griping about how she sometimes gets emotional during the wedding planning process.



Planning and participating in a wedding can be a very stressful time (that’s not to say it has to be, but it often is). So what’re some ways you can help reduce that stress? Good news is: that’s not a rhetorical question! There are ways that you can be the best bridesmaid/Maid of Honor/Groomsman around (yes, these tips apply to everyone, bride’s and groom’s side!)

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