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7 Tips For Choosing Your Maid of Honor

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The Maid of Honor in your wedding plays a very important role.  She’s there for you through the thick and thin of planning, and does her best to make the day of your wedding run as smooth as possible.  Bustle recognizes this importance, and how hard the decision can be to pick who the maid of honor will be.  Here’s some things to consider when picking.

  1. Make sure the candidate recognize their responsibilities
  2. Honestly evaluate your bridesmaids
  3. Think of family first
  4. Don’t feel pressured into a decision
  5. Keep it fair
  6. Go with your gut

For the final tip to consider when picking a bridesmaid, click here.

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