Traditionally, the groomsmen don’t get as engaged with the wedding preparations as the bridesmaids do, but we’re living in a modern era. When what you really need are hands and feet to get some things done during a wedding, the groomsmen can be helpful source of assistance. What’s more, most dudes who think weddings are boring may think this because they just aren’t involved enough. Here are just a few of the ways you can engage the groomsmen in the many small tasks needed to pull off a great wedding.
Chefs and Snack Coordinators

Even fully-catered weddings are accompanied by a zillion other meals: brunch the morning after the wedding, on-the-go lunches between events, and snacks galore. Get your more culinary-minded groomsmen to pitch in on grocery shopping and making sure that there is always enough food and drinks for the many family and friends who are filing through in the hours before and after the wedding. If you are doing a rustic DIY wedding or rehearsal dinner, they can even be grill masters or cooks for those meals. Last-minute Crafters
Crafting is just as much a man’s activity as a woman’s, and when the projects you planned to DIY simply haven’t been done, it’s better to get as big a crew as you can to make favors or name tags or decorations. The guys may rib each other for hot-gluing fake flowers, but they could actually enjoy themselves, and get to know the bridesmaids more, too. Creating friendships between yo...