Catholics of WW ... Godparent recognition/gifts?

Nope am also Catholic and in Ireland most weddings are Catholic too!!! I have never been to a wedding where one or both of there couple werent.I didn't do anything for God parents at mine, nore have ever seen them recognised. Also I have only once seen a processional that include more than bridesmaids, flower girls/ page boys and of course bride and father. As for corsages and button wholes normally they are just given to the bridal party, parents and sometimes immediate family.

@Pahina2016 We’re getting married in the chapel of his Catholic grad school, so we didn’t have to worry about that. We just have to meet with the priest and do pre-cana as per usual.

@Junia right?! I figured we’d be doing the flowers, but wasn’t sure if anything else was recommended, as they’re both nearby and involved in FH’s life. He had no idea and I couldn’t really find any useful info.

@Maria GF is a biological uncle and the GM might as well be, she's "aunt" Michelle. FMIL will probably suggest a corsage/bout for them if I don't, but it looks like anything beyond that isn't necessary. Thanks for your input, everyone!

We are having a Catholic ceremony and I've been to several Catholic weddings and didn't know this was a thing!

@ mrsbbr my God father is also my uncle he also has always treated me like his daughter as he has only boys, still didn't do anything other than give he and his wife one of the few discounted rooms that we got.We only did button holes for the bridal party and parents. Didn't give them to siblings or anyone else,but that was more to avoid family politics of then getting them for siblings OHs ( there is alot) and step mothers / fathers girlfriend,it would have turned into a circus. But by all means if you would like to include his God parents button hols are a good way....oh actually while I'm writing this I just thought, you could ask them to bring up the gifts. We didn't do a church wedding but if we had,I'd possible have asked GF.

There is no "inclusion" rule. My sister had a full mass and asked her godparents to present the gifts for communion. Her husbands godparents did readings

I like the idea for the reading. Will see of FH's Godparents want to do that.

I'm not catholic anymore but growing up Catholic and being in a million weddings I've never seen anything special for the godparents

My DH is Catholic but he didn't do anything special for his godmother (his aunt) except she was invited to the rehearsal dinner.

Im Catholic and I didn't know about this (dont think its necessary) but I guess you can do the corsage/bout if you want to.

I'm Catholic and for my first wedding my Godmother read one of the readings.