Who gets flowers at the wedding?

I believe the mothers of the bride and groom get 'corsages' or those wristlet things, the ringbearer could get a boutonniere and the flower girl one of those things for her hair. thats just my understanding. I don't think you need to get sisters or bros anything unless you want to.

Hi...typically it goes like this:

Bride, MOH and bridesmaids all get bouquets.

Groom, BM and groomsmen/ushers all get boutonnieres.

Mothers of the bride and groom get either a pinned or wrist coursage.

Fathers of the bride and groom get a boutonniere

Ring Bearer gets a boutonnier

Flower girl either gets flowers for her hair or maybe a small basket with flowers in it. I've also seen them carry a ball of flowers.

If you have any grandparents...it is customary, but not necessary, to give the grandmothers a coursage as well and the grandfathers a boutonniere.

You don't need flowers for anyone else, so you don't have to worry about brothers and sisters.

It's kind of in your ballpark, Depending on nationality, I've seen all Aunts and Uncles, Grandparents, brothers and sisters. It's your wedding, you need to make up your mind depending on you budget. Flower girls unually get the basket to keep, ringbearers get a boutonnier. Is it important to you to make the brothers and sisters feel a part of your big day??

Take your time, figure out your budget first,

Congrates and best wishes

Debbie

Thank you guys

Huh? Why do the bridesmaids need corsages? They have bouquets... Give the moms corsages. Ask them if they even want them. I don't think everyone needs a flower.... ^_^;

Beyond the wedding party, parents and grandparents, I really think it's a matter of what you want. I think it's a great way to honor those who are close to you but not necessarily part of the wedding party. For example, I have 3 sisters and a brother, two of my sisters are bridesmaids and my brother is a groomsman. My 3rd sister is doing a reading. I plan on getting her a corsage as a way of honoring her. It all depends on your relationship with you siblings, if you're close and want to make them feel special than get them a corsage/boutineer...if not, it's perfectly acceptable not to.

At least offer!! Though your wedding officiant is (or at least should be) compensated for his or her services, the wedding officiant is a vital member of your wedding party with the most important and significant role in the wedding ceremony. He or she should be invited to be in your wedding photos and should be appropriately dressed to match the wedding party (including a boutineer).