1、 What are the rules for being a groomsman and bridesmaid
1. Stay by the side of newcomers and accompany them at any time. Especially when newcomers are on stage, groomsmen and bridesmaids must wait on one side of the stage.
2. Always pay attention to the image of newcomers. For example, helping newcomers simply organize the hem of their suits, DRESSes, and headbands, and summoning makeup artists for support if necessary.
3. Pay close attention to the needs of newcomers. The most important thing for groomsmen and bridesmaids is to have "eye contact": opening the car door is the job of the groomsman, picking up things from the hands of the newlyweds, and helping them free up their hands to maintain good manners; When a newcomer is thirsty, hand over water; When you see a newcomer with tears in their eyes, hand over the paper in a timely manner; A towel. Many newlyweds at weddings forget to rest and feel hungry due to busyness or excitement, so groomsmen and bridesmaids always remember to remind them.
4. Familiarize new employees with their personal belongings and staff arrangements, in order to better assist them in coordinating and sharing responsibilities. Bridesmaids should be particularly familiar with the SHOES, underwear, and ACCESSORIES required for the bride's formal dress, and be careful to keep any that are changed.
5. A qualified bridesmaid and groomsman should also try to play a role in easing and soothing the tension of the newlyweds.
2、 The duties of groomsmen and bridesmaids
1. When welcoming the bride: The bridesmaids should try their best to groom the groom and not let him easily take the bride away, allowing the bride to enjoy the joy and glory of the wedding. The best man will "fight" for the groom with his bridesmaids and other sisters groups to help the groom complete his marriage and get married successfully.
2. When welcoming guests: The bridesmaids' task is to receive the newlyweds and pay attention to their appearance, while the groomsmen are responsible for most of the reception work.
3. At the banquet: When someone encounters a problem and the bride feels a little embarrassed, the bridesmaids should step forward, cut their teeth, and not be shy next to the bride. The best man's responsibility lies in helping the groom block the wine, let alone shirking it.
4. During the ceremony: welcoming and seeing off the officiant, welcoming and seeing off the parents of both parties when speaking in respect of their parents and elders.
5. Teasing in the bridal chamber: The groomsman should lead the guests to make a scene. If the commotion doesn't start, the groomsman should take the lead in hosting it. After the commotion starts, he should grasp the scale and finally be tactful in seeing off the newcomers. Whether bridesmaids make noise or not is up to them, but don't forget to read their words and expressions. If necessary, stand up to block the bride's way or find ways to divert everyone's attention and focus.