Is Having a Maid of Honour A Necessity 

One of the most common question that you can hear from the Christian bride is that “I have more than one friend for the position of maid of honour, whom should I choose? ” Or the latest question from the christen brides are “ Do you have to have a maid of honour ?” SO today we are going to answer this query posed by many Christian brides.

There's no "condition" in the wedding book that says that you need to have a maid of honour. Well, you don't generally even need to have bridesmaids on the off chance that you think you'll be in an ideal situation without them. But it's nothing like the brides request that their companions be their maid of honour for reasons unknown; your maid of honour is intended to accomplish more than simply remain there and take a look at the sacrificial stone while you exchange your promises. 

How about we begin with the essentials - what is a maid of honour, at any rate? Right hand lady, complete compatriot and at some point lifeline, your maid of honour arrives to help you through every one of the good and bad times of wedding planning. The maid of honour's obligations incorporate arranging and facilitating your marriage shower, offering you some assistance with doing things like address welcome cards and look for your bridesmaids' dresses, and gather and keep records of your wedding gifts. She'll additionally go about as a vital contact in the middle of you and your bridesmaids to keep everybody on track as far as purchasing their dresses and arranging your bachelorette is concerned. On the off chance that you believe you're going to have a schedule to do everything, and make the most of your wedding day ...well then in that case, good luck. 

So we should be genuine: You're going to require some assistance amid the pooch days of wedding planning. One thought is to appoint each of the maid of honour works to your bridesmaids, sisters, closest companions or most loved cousins - whether you call any of them your maid of honour or not. Make one lady responsible for, say, the marriage party, and another accountable for offering you with DIY some assistance with crafting for the day of your wedding et cetera. Also, since they'll be the go-to person, individuals (ideally) will go to them with inquiries rather than you. The additional hands will keep situation in control and let wedding running easily. Can't pick only one maid of honour? Why not have two maid of honour...or three? There's no wedding principle against it. Presently you should simply kick back and make the most of your day.