Wedding Party Communication

I send emails. This way, they always have a point of reference or the communication can be easily resent. I feel that it is too easy for info to get lost in text messages.

My bridesmaids were in several states also. Group texts worked well. I think they planned my Bachelorette party via email

We have a private Facebook group. My BMs and my mom are on and we chat on it every day. I have four BMs: two cousins and two BFFS, so it's a great way for them to chat, get to know each other and share shoe and dress pix, decor ideas, etc. It's been great.

My MOH doesn't have Facebook so we're using email. I hate group texts lol

I've just been conversing with them via messenger as a group when I need to give them info or just want to share something exciting with them. They all seem to respond quickly with that method so I'm sticking to it. I'm assuming that's how they communicated as well when they planned my shower. FH is conversing with the GM's via email and text I believe, but there hasn't been much to share with them just yet really.

My FMIL is getting FB just to participate in this group! She's feeling some fomo

I haven't reached out to them for anything yet, but when I do, it will be group text for silly things and emails for important info that they will need (day of information, etc)

All of my stuff is too far away, but I know my sister and my best friend (my 2 MOH's) have been talking through text about bachelorette ideas.

I made a private Facebook group around the time we started picking out dresses. I used that until about the week before the wedding, then I started a group text.

A private facebook group would have been fine with me. but my three sisters (21 and under) are too cool for facebook. they have them but they don't use them. I am horrible with emails (other than work email) and that seems so inefficient waiting on someone to read them to get back to you.

I did a group text a few times - and that turned into like 500 messages that no one could keep track of

I just started a private BM FB page a few months ago. I've only used it a couple of times, but I know as things get closer, we will use it more. My daughter is the only one of them that doesn't have FB - but I can tell her things face to face. lol.

So far via email. That way it's easy for them to reference. I have been a bridesmaid in weddings where they used fb chat and that worked well too.

I was a MOH two times in the last 3 months and for the July wedding, we used a combination of private FB messages and group texts. For the October wedding, it was mainly FB message. Toward the end, I did get everyone's email so I could send important details about the bachelorette party I was throwing. For my own wedding, my BMs are all friends with each other and I think they all have each other's phone number. So I'll probably start with a FB group message and then also add a group text thing. A few of them don't ever check their email so I would be afraid to send them anything important that way, even though I think it's a good form of communication.

I did group text for the initial introduction so they all had each others info, and that's where I send quick updates like when I picked my dress or decided on theirs. I haven't had any major communications with all of them though. My MOH did just send out an email for my bach though, and since that's to more ppl I think email is a lot easier than 600 text messages lol. My BMs are in 3 states

I have a private Facebook group for everyone in the wedding party. I don't use it very much, but it is useful for getting out key information. I also group text when I only need to talk to a few people.

We have a "GroupMe" chat and everyone communicates that way. I love that app

I call them and invite them over.

@FMT we use that app too

@K&K I wish I could invite my girls over. Im lucky if I see some of them once a year.

FFW, I know I am one of the few brides whose BP live within "spittin' distance"

Group text for the girls, group chat on fb for boys.

I send emails to the group or email/text/fb message/gchat/talk face to face with them one on one. I like using Google Hangouts for group chat. I really hate group texts, so I try not to use them. They haven't needed to talk to each other much yet, and none of them live in the same state, but I shared their contact info in my first (only) email to them so they have the option of emailing, texting, or connecting on facebook.