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Dedicated October 2019

10 year old neice

Alexandria, on September 27, 2019 at 1:33 PM Posted in Wedding Ceremony 0 12

Hello,

I am trying to find a way to include my 10 year old niece in my wedding. We already have 2 younger flower girls, and my bridal party is maxed out (already double my FH side). I would love to give her a small role, but cannot figure out what to do. Any suggestions?


EDIT: Wedding is less than a month out, so need something simple.

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Latest activity by Alyssa, on September 29, 2019 at 11:11 AM
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    Legend June 2019
    Melle ·
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    You could have her walking the other two flower girls?
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    Dedicated October 2019
    Alexandria ·
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    Wedding is too close to get the same dress, etc. We weren't positive if she was going to be able to make it, for medical reasons, but she is for sure now.

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    Master January 2015
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    You could have her hand out programs or something like that. Or you could have her escort a family member down the aisle (if you're going that route).

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  • Cyndy
    Master May 2019
    Cyndy ·
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    Could she do a reading or hand out programs
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  • Cristy
    Master May 2021
    Cristy ·
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    Could you make her your personal attendant for the day? It's kind of a do-nothing role, in that there are not any specific duties. But she could hang with you and the bridesmaids while you get ready, and be kind of a gopher for anything you might need on the day of, like passing messages back and forth to people outside the bridal suite, getting water for the bride, general helping out, etc. If you do it right, you can make her feel really special and important, without having to give her specific duties.

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  • Chandra
    Master May 2019
    Chandra ·
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    If you want her to walk down the aisle you could have her carry your train (if your dress has one) and help your MOH fluff it out if need be?
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  • Caytlyn
    Legend November 2019
    Caytlyn ·
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    I would have her walk with the flower girls. She doesn’t have to have the same dress as them, especially if they’re younger.
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  • 2d Bride
    Champion October 2009
    2d Bride ·
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    If you want her to talk, she doesn't need the same dress. If you think the processional is too long already, you could have her as an usher.

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    Expert October 2020
    Katie ·
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    When my aunt got married, I was that age, they made me a candle lighter. I had a similar dress to the Bridal Party but I did not stand with the party. It made me feel involved. I have also seen someone have an attendant carry their long veil vs. letting in drag on the ground.
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  • Maricarmen
    Expert September 2019
    Maricarmen ·
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    She can be a sign holder. I had one and called her a page girl. She held up a sign walking down the aisle that said, “just wait till you see her”
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    Super October 2020
    Leslie ·
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    She can say / read a prayer or bible passage if your having a religious ceremony. Or read a simple poem. Make sure you get her a little corsage to make her feel special.
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  • Alyssa
    Dedicated January 2020
    Alyssa ·
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    This is literally exactly what we are doing. We have her in a similarly colored dress too! It is making our 10yr neice feel part of the day! We are also having her do a reading! Might want to see if she would be comfortable with that! Good luck!

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