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"Jobs" for bridesmaids on the day
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lol - I've also tasked my MOH (also my only BM and my younger sister) with sorting out a Pamper basket for the ladies bathroom - ie deo, hair sprays, plasters, headache tabs, blusher etc0
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I'm having mine giving out confetti for pictures but can't think of anything else off hand. According to one of my friends who has been a bridesmaid before, a big job is making sure that the bride
a) can fit into a toilet cubicle with her dress
b) doesn't dangle said dress into said toilet
c) doesn't leave the toilet with any layers of dress/petticoat tucked into knickers
d) can breathe in her dress after eating a three course meal (loosening as needed)
I'm sure there is more dress related fun to be had too! Mines not that big though so I think I will sidestep the majority of this0 -
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Ignore the troll insomniac - it'll crawl off back to its cave soon enough


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Troll? Erm...excuse me for trying to add a little humour.0
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Some good ideas here, will add them to my list! x0
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I laughed, if that helps...

My BMs are married as are the best man and ushers - except one BM is married to one of the ushers! So there may yet be some naughtiness!
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The list of items provided by the other poster was great. I would add blotting tissue to the list .As wedding photographer i always bring it along and it removes oil from your skin and makes a huge difference to the photos.You can get it in Boots.
The only other thing i would add is that your bridesmaid needs to know to sort out your dress when you get out of the car.I was mortified to watch a wedding video recently and see myself sort out the dress as the bridesmaid was nowhere near us.0 -
Troll? Erm...excuse me for trying to add a little humour.
Well, I thought it was funny!
When I was a bridesmaid to my friend, I spent most of my time pinning her train to her dress from the inside :eek: The little hook that holds the train up snapped and it was so heavy it kept bending safety pins...0 -
The list of items provided by the other poster was great. I would add blotting tissue to the list .As wedding photographer i always bring it along and it removes oil from your skin and makes a huge difference to the photos.You can get it in Boots.
The only other thing i would add is that your bridesmaid needs to know to sort out your dress when you get out of the car.I was mortified to watch a wedding video recently and see myself sort out the dress as the bridesmaid was nowhere near us.
blotting paper really good idea i saw some yesterday in home bargins for about 69 pence a pack thats very MSEMarried the man of my dreams 27/08/20110
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