Attendants

Understand the traditional roles and responsibilities of wedding party members. Our articles cover duties for best men, bridesmaids, parents, and child attendants.

Bridesmaids

Being a bridesmaid involves real responsibilities before and during the wedding, from dress selection to coordinating activities on the big day.

Father of the Bride

Your role as father of the bride comes with real financial and ceremonial responsibilities on the big day.

Flower Girls

Give your young flower girl a job she'll love with ideas for dresses, tasks, and how to keep her calm on the big day.

Gifts for Attendants

Thank you your bridesmaids and ushers with the right gift, here's how to pick something they'll actually appreciate.

Maid of Honour

The maid of honour is your bride's right-hand woman on the wedding day, so she needs to be organised, calm and someone the bride truly trusts.

Mother of the Bride

Help your daughter plan her wedding without overstepping as the mother of the bride, from what to wear to knowing when to step back.

Page Boys

Page boys are typically boys aged five to ten who help at weddings, but choosing them and finding suitable outfits requires careful planning and consideration.

Ring Bearers

Help young relatives feel involved in your wedding by making them ring bearers and ensuring the rings arrive safely at the altar.

The Perfect Wedding Outfit for Guests

Dress appropriately for any wedding by matching your outfit to the time of day, location, and formality level of the event.

The Role of the Best Man

Get the lowdown on what being a best man actually involves and whether you're ready for the job.

Ushers and Groomsmen

Being a groomsman means organising parties, solving problems and keeping the celebration moving with the right mix of charm and energy.

Wedding Attendants: Mother and Father of the Groom

The groom's parents have evolved from wedding stars to important family representatives, with flexible roles suited to modern celebrations.

Wedding Toasts

How to nail a wedding toast without freezing up or boring your audience.