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HOW WEDDINGS WORK 👉 http://bit.ly/352EZKE Must-Follow Etiquette Rules For Bridesmaids. Being a bridesmaid is more than just wearing a pretty dress and standing near the bride on several occasions during the ceremony. Nowadays, bridesmaids are also expected to be part of the wedding planning stage, the bachelorette party, the bridal shower, and so much more. Fancy an ongoing collection of wedding news, wedding etiquette, latest trends in wedding and free tips for couples who are exchanging I do’s worldwide? Too easy! All you need to do is take a quick moment to subscribe and click the bell icon. And you'll never miss out ever again. If you’ve been invited to be one of the bridesmaids but are not sure of what it entails, here are some simple rules on etiquette for you to follow. Think first before saying “yes” Know that when you agree to be a bridesmaid, you are expected to be there for the bride-to-be from the moment you said “yes” until the wedding day. Also, think about the expenses that you need to cover on your own. These include travel expenses, bridal shower, and bridesmaid ensemble. If you’ve decided to be a bridesmaid, you have to make sure you’d be an asset to the bridal party since this will be a very exciting yet stressful time in the bride’s life. If you feel like turning down the invitation, be honest and let the bride-to-be know your decision as soon as possible. Offer to give your assistance in some other way. Of course, be sure to make it on your friend’s big day and show your support. Always be ready to help out If you have any special talents or artistic skills, you can offer those skills during the wedding planning period. Plan ahead and give ample time for the preparation towards the day of the wedding party. But if you feel like you lack some creativity, there are other ways to extend help. Perhaps there are 120 gift bags that needed to be filled with aspirin, insect repellent, and bottled water. Offer to handle those gift bags. Or maybe you can handle the labeling of the assigned seats for the guests in the reception. Whatever the task you’re assigned to do, do it without complaining and of course, with a smile. Do your best to attend all bridal events It is a must for a bridesmaid to attend all bridal events unless you live out of town or you have a family obligation. Never give the poor excuse that you’re too busy to attend any pre-wedding event. Everyone else is busy and you will only upset the bride for not participating in all of the parties. Be on call the day of the wedding As a bridesmaid, you are expected to help out, whatever it takes, on the day of the wedding. This can range from helping a flower girl as she walks down the aisle to make sure the bride’s makeup, hair, and gown are with no issues. You should also be the resource person for any guests who may need some information on bridal registries, wedding logistics, ceremony and reception directions, etc. Never ever complain to the bride If the bride is a close friend and you’re used to sharing your every thought with her no matter how often it may be, be reminded that this is her big day and she has no interest to hear those thoughts. Whatever issues you may have, be it the dress, the shoes, the jewelry, the makeup, or a misunderstanding with a fellow bridesmaid, keep your thoughts to yourself and spare the bride from all the negativity. Keep all your opinions to yourself. When you feel like you need to speak up and give a comment on the bride’s dress, flowers, and others, keep those opinions to yourself. Never give unsolicited feedback on the wedding details or on her dream dress. Give her the liberty to create a vision that makes her feel special about herself. The truth is, not everyone has to agree and love it for as long as the bride herself is happy. Bridesmaids should be positive, joyous, supportive, and always ready and willing to participate in all of the wedding day’s activities even if those traditions are not aligned with their own values. This presentation contains images that were used under a Creative Commons License. Click here to see the full list of images and attributions: https://link.attribute.to/cc/777618