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Bridesmaid question

ezra_ · 2018-01-13 20:38:09

Hello, My fianceé and I are talking about our forthcoming wedding, however, I have a question regarding bridesmaids. The current plan is for a single Bridesmaids / Groomsman. However, given that herself plans to wear a long train, will she (in practical terms) need another bridesmaid to help her through the day, or would…

13-01-2018 09:38PM

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ezra_

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Hello,

My fianceé and I are talking about our forthcoming wedding, however, I have a question regarding bridesmaids.

The current plan is for a single Bridesmaids / Groomsman. However, given that herself plans to wear a long train, will she (in practical terms) need another bridesmaid to help her through the day, or would one suffice?

Thanking you in advance,

E

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#2 13-01-2018 10:51PM

GingerLily

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One bridesmaid really should be fine, and I'm sure friends and family will help out if said bridesmaid is occupied! I had a train and basically one bridesmaid (my sister was no help!) and there was always help when it was needed!

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#3 14-01-2018 05:55PM

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You could also look at making sure the dress has a bustle- it's a way to gather a train and either hook it to the back of the dress, or around the brides wrist. If the dress doesn't have one, a lot of dressmakers can attached one easily enough.

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