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Having 3 sisters and picking a MOH

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Future Mrs.Garrison, on April 12, 2016 at 12:00 PM

I have a HUGE dilemma. I have 2 sisters and 1 half sister , and a best friend of many many years. They've all been asking me what my plans are for who is going to be my MOH but truth is I have absolutely NO clue. Someone threw out the idea of no MOH and all bridesmaids, or 2 MOH (both full blood sisters), or just the BFF as the MOH so no sisters feel left out. So my older sister is a mother and works so she's very busy, my best friend is pregnant with her first, and my little sister is only 17! HELP PLEASE

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Master March 2015
jewles322 · on April 12, 2016 at 9:30 PM
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I had no MOH and just BMs and everything turned out A-OK. You don't need a "ring leader" to "take charge" of your bridal party. In fact, they shouldn't even be expected to do anything for you besides get the dress.
If they want to plan a shower/bachh party for you, they can all just collaborate as a team. Worked with 5 girls for me and everyone was located in a different state.

If you feel your best friend is really close to you and has been like a sister to you, then choose her, your sisters won't get upset. Just keep in mind MOH is just an extra honor and not "the leader of the pack".
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VIP October 2016
2016beachwedding · on April 12, 2016 at 9:36 PM
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No moh is the easiest route
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Expert October 2016
Catie · on April 12, 2016 at 9:40 PM
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I have two sisters who are both in my wedding but I have always been closer to my younger one so she is my MOH. My best friend has two sisters and couldn't choose so she had two MOHs. I think both can work depending how you feel.
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