Whether a married person can be a bridesmaid mainly depends on the local customs and the attitude of the newlyweds themselves. Most bridesmaids are selected from the bride's good sisters or relatives. In traditional customs, bridesmaids are basically unmarried. However, with the development of the times and concepts, the new couple does not care about the customs, but can invite their good married sisters to be bridesmaids for themselves.
What are the requirements for selecting bridesmaids
1. Getting close to oneself
Good sisters who are close to each other will be more willing to serve the bride and become green leaves. Being familiar with the bride's various small actions can help you understand her thoughts and provide accurate assistance at the wedding venue in a timely manner.
2. Character is guaranteed
The gift money on the wedding day is basically the responsibility of the bridesmaids, and once it involves financial issues, it needs to be more rigorous. This way, after the wedding, it is also convenient for the newlyweds to take inventory of the gift money themselves, record the actual amount of gift money for each guest, and facilitate future social interactions.
3. It's best to have on-site adaptability
There will always be unexpected situations, big or small, at weddings, especially during the door blocking and toasting stages, where bridesmaids play a significant role. Having a certain level of on-site adaptability can handle situations perfectly and help couples complete their wedding more smoothly.