I am a MOH- List of Duties

 I have been in nine weddings and have yet to be a Maid of Honor!  I think that is because I have been saving up for one very very special lady... my best friend, my other half, my cousister!  That being said... let's celebrate because my cousister Deanna is engaged!

I had hoped back when I was engaged to start my blog to document the planning process.  Clearly that didn't happen.  That being said, I will now get the opportunity while helping Deanna with all of the logistics for her big day!  Lot's of wedding info to come, too much to save just for Wednesdays so enjoy!

 

Looking forward to the year ahead and all of the fantastic memories that will come with it!

 

To the girl who is always by my side, thank you for the HONOR to be your MOH!  Love you! xoxo

To kick things off and for a little refresher for myself...

 

Maid of Honor Duties Checklist

She's the one fluffing the train, fixing makeup, and (probably) planning the bachelorette party. Here's a pre-wedding to-do list for the woman you've chosen as your MOH.

Plan the shower.

And, if the bride wants one, the bachelorette party.

 Spread the word.

Let folks know (especially before the bridal shower) where the bride and groom are registered.

 

 Keep a record of gifts.

The MOH should jot down what presents the bride receives at her shower, and who gave them to her.

 

 Do some dress shopping.

Go with the bride to look for her gown, if she asks, and help shop for the bridesmaids’ dresses.

 

 Coordinate the bridesmaid duties.

As the “chief” bridesmaid, the MOH should schedule dress fittings and carry out any other tasks assigned by the bride.

 

 Be the bride’s right-hand woman.

Give her help where needed: Address the invitations, write out the place cards, weigh in on the cake, assemble the reception play list. . . .

 

 Say a few words.

Prepare a toast to the bride and groom to be given at the rehearsal dinner.

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