Photograph: Jessica K Feiden
When you ask loved ones to join your wedding party, they likely expect to accompany you on the fun and sometimes-busy journey to the aisle. Sure, there will be some work along the way ? but when it?s done out of love and appreciation, it can be an enjoyable experience for all. Yet, as many can relate, it isn?t always butterflies and rainbows for wedding party members. Sometimes, a couple?s unrealistic expectations can create friction within the group, setting everyone up for an uncomfortable wedding day. So, where do you draw the line" What can you ask your wedding party to do without fear of overloading them with annoying responsibilities" Keep reading for a few things the pros say are entirely reasonable to request and a few things that are unreasonable to request. PHotograph: Mandee Johnson Photography
Reasonable Requests
1. arrive early
To arrive punctually Tardiness at a pre-wedding brunch is one thing, but on the big day, it can mean throwing off the entire timeline. So you have every right to ask them to show up on time! Jacqueline Vizcaino of Tinted Events assures you can expect your wedding party to ?arrive on time (or early!) on the wedding day. Why" Because punctuality is important, you want your wedding party to be present for key moments such as portraits and the ceremony.?
2. Give a Well-Time Toast
To give a well-timed toast While your VIPs may have lots to say, it?s not unfair to limit their time ...