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How do I ask my ring bearer & flower girl??

Katie, on November 24, 2014 at 6:10 PM Posted in Planning 0 9

My nephew is going to be my ring bearer and he'll be 3 when we get married. I know he's not going to have much of an idea of what's going on but I'd like a cute, fun way to ask him. My sister-in-law is already aware that they will both be in our wedding. Our flower will be my cousin and she'll be 8. Any ideas on how to ask her? How did any of you ask? Any advice will be much appreciated!! Thank you in advance Smiley smile

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Latest activity by Mrs.Goose, on November 26, 2014 at 5:58 PM
  • Ally
    VIP October 2014
    Ally ·
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    Welll...my ring bearer is my nephew and he's almost two and had no idea what was going on..so i asked his mom if he he could be in my wedding

    my flower girl was three when she was in my wedding and honestly didn't really understand it either...but to kind of coax her down the aisle beforehand lol my mom bought her a bridal barbie to give her.

    maybe you could buy your flower girl something like that and ask her? i mean it doesn't have to be a barbie but something wedding related like that.

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  • annakay511
    Master July 2015
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    I would definitely ask the parents first...but it sounds like you already did that! I got a personalized coloring book for our ring bearer and flower girl (www.personalizationmall.com) that turned out soooo cute! They're not just personalized on the front, they're personalized with their name throughout too. For the 8 year old, I would buy a special gift like a pearl bracelet or a necklace that she will cherish. Etsy is a great place to look for that!

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  • OMW
    Master August 2013
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    My 2 year old nephew was my ring-bearer… but no formal asking. His mom was my MOH, so it was just understood. I think at that age, you'd be doing it more for you than the actually kid, since the kid won't fully understand.

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  • K
    Just Said Yes May 2017
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    Thanks guys! You've all been a big help Smiley smile

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  • KayDwitWill
    Master May 2015
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    No formal asking....I just asked their moms!

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  • Lauren
    Super October 2014
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    No formal asking I guess. We talked to my DH's sister first and then asked the kids over the phone (they are long distance). The 5 year old understood because she had been a flowergirl before but the 3 year old was pretty much clueless.

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  • Pancakes
    Master October 2015
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    I think FH's brother and SIL already know we are going to ask, but we are going to talk to them this weekend. I think we will wrap a Ring Pop for Christmas and have him open it, though. Because he's super smart and would understand what was going on. He's almost 3.

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  • L
    Master February 2015
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    I asked their mom's first to see if they were OK with it. Then just asked them...I don't know that they really knew what I was talking about so I just said they would get to wear some cool clothes if they were.

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  • Mrs.Goose
    VIP November 2015
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    I did an ask for my ring bearer, flower girl and junior bridesmaid (Ages 2,3,12,14) ! I basically created a fun poem, a little gift and wrapped it up! We did a cute little presentation for them and they opened them at the same time. It was really fun for us to see them get excited and it got them excited for the wedding too. I don't have pictures with me, but I did post a step by step on my blog if you want more detail! http://west5thlove.com/diy-bridal-party-asks-kids-edition/ Have fun with it!

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