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6 Things Every Bridesmaid Should do on her Wedding Day

Being a bridesmaid is more than just looking pretty in a dress and holding a bouquet, it’s about being the bride’s right-hand woman, her personal cheerleader, and her problem-solver all in one.

Weddings can be chaotic, and the bride is counting on you to help keep things running smoothly.

So, if you want to be the ultimate bridesmaid and make sure your bestie has the best day ever, here are six things you absolutely need to do.

Show Up on Time and Be Ready for Action

The wedding day is not the time to be fashionably late. There’s hair to be done, dresses to be adjusted, and a whole schedule to keep up with.

Arrive on time, fully dressed (or at least halfway there), and ready to jump in wherever needed, whether it’s grabbing coffee, calming last-minute nerves, or fixing a loose button.

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Keep the Bride Calm and Collected

Weddings come with all kinds of emotions—excitement, nerves, and sometimes even a little stress. Your job? Make sure the bride doesn’t let the pressure get to her.

Play her favorite playlist, crack a few jokes, remind her to breathe, and most importantly, don’t bring any unnecessary drama. If something minor goes wrong, handle it without letting her know.

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Be the Dress Guardian

The bride’s dress is probably the most expensive and delicate thing she’ll wear in her life, and it’s up to you to make sure it stays flawless.

That means fluffing the train for photos, adjusting the veil, and being on standby for any fashion emergencies. Pack a mini survival kit with safety pins, double-sided tape, and tissues.

Carry the Bride’s Must-Haves

Since the bride won’t be carrying a purse, you’ll be her go-to person for essentials. Keep a small bag with lipstick for touch-ups, blotting papers, tissues (for those happy tears), a phone charger, and maybe even a snack, because nobody wants a fainting bride!

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Be the MVP of Wedding Photos

Wedding pictures are a huge part of the day, and you’re going to be in a lot of them. But beyond posing, your job is to help the bride look her best.

Fix her dress, hold her bouquet when needed, and make sure her makeup and hair stay on point. Also, help the photographer by rounding up family members and keeping the picture-taking process smooth.

Make Sure She Eats and Has Fun

Between greeting guests, taking photos, and dancing, the bride might forget to eat—or worse, not have time to. Keep an eye on her and make sure she grabs a bite and stays hydrated.

Also, be her eyes and ears—if something needs fixing (a guest can’t find their seat, the DJ is playing the wrong song, etc.), step in and handle it so she doesn’t have to.

Final Thoughts

Being a bridesmaid isn’t just about standing next to the bride during the ceremony—it’s about making sure her day is as stress-free and magical as possible.

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So be her rock, her go-to problem solver, and most importantly, enjoy the day with her. After all, this is a once-in-a-lifetime moment, and you get to be a special part of it.

Photo: @_bridemaidsafrica_ | Instagram

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