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Every day the roles of the bridal party change so much.  And the fact is that weddings are no longer that solemn and rigorous act that many of our parents and grandparents had. Today it is more a matter of availability and the right people to share this moment with.

 In some early traditions, the groomsmen were called Bride’s Knights, because they helped protect her—and her dowry, and her virginity—or because they assisted in her kidnapping.

Ancient Roman law required 10 witnesses to be present at a wedding, which is considered a precursor to the bridal party tradition. Bridesmaids and groomsmen had to dress just like the bride and groom to confuse vengeful spirit presences (or real-life jealous suitors) who might try to harm the newlyweds. *Omg Thanks good we are on this century*

From my perspective as a wedding planner, we should choose people who can really help us make the day more bearable. I must confess that my sources of support during a wedding are always the bridal party and parents.  they always help me to know who is uncle John or aunt Merry to give you an idea or simply help me find where the groom has left the room key. 

The maid of honor always knows where the vows are, and the best men will know who has the rings or make sure that the groom is not having too many drinks. :)

In my personal experience that day the couple just want to have fun and enjoy it I don't like to interrupt the happy newlyweds if there something I need to ask I always go to the bridal party. 

It's always important that all my brides remember that you (Luckily get married just ones) so choose your real friends you're real companions in life, the people you go when   you’re having a horrible day at work or that friend that will jump all over the place when she finds out that he finally proposes. 

Remember friends are the family we get to choose.