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As a rule of thumb, you should wait until you know your wedding date or at least 60 days after your proposal. This will give you time to decide how big you want your wedding party to be. "}},{"@type": "Question","name": "How many people are in a wedding party?","acceptedAnswer": {"@type": "Answer","text": "It totally depends on how many bridesmaids and groomsmen you decide to include and whether or not you opt to have a flower girl or ring bearer. Based on this, you could potentially have a small wedding party, a very large one, or none at all."}}]}]}] 89 years of expert advice and inspiration, for every couple.

It totally depends on how many bridesmaids and groomsmen you decide to include and whether or not you opt to have a flower girl or ring bearer. Based on this, you could potentially have a small wedding party, a very large one, or none at all.

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The film takes place during the day and evening of the wedding between Dunni Coker (Adesua Etomi), a 24-year-old art gallery owner who is the only daughter of Engineer Bamidele and Mrs. Tinuade Coker, and the IT entrepreneur Dozie Onwuka (Banky Wellington), who comes from a very wealthy family. His mother, Lady Obianuju Onwuka, considers her son to be marrying beneath himself.

During the morning before the wedding, the wedding party is prepared and the stressed wedding planner Wonu is trying to make everything perfect for her rich clients. Meanwhile, the bride's parents and female relatives are upset by the omission of Tinuade Coker's name in the announcement in the paper, and the groom's parents share an uncomfortable breakfast while the mother talks disparagingly about the Coker family to her friends and is very cold towards her husband, Chief Felix Onwuka. Dunni is taunted by her female friends about her lack of sexual experience, and Dozie's male friends tease him about the previous night's bachelor party. The best man has been in an accident after the bachelor party, and the irresponsible Sola is chosen as his replacement.

During the wedding ceremony, guests and family are cheerful, with the exception of Obianuju Onwuka who pointedly refuses to pay any attention, to the embarrassment of Felix. Afterwards, while the cars are going from the ceremony to the party, Dunni finds a pair of women's underpants in the pocket of Dozie's dress jacket, and is upset. He convinces her that they had been planted there, probably by one of his friends, and they belatedly arrive at the party. A disagreement arises between the two pairs of parents about which group should enter the dining room first; eventually, the Onwukas, being the richer family, get the first entrance.

Dozie, his older brother Nonso, and the two sets of parents set out to look for Dunni but are held up at gunpoint by a thief who has managed to get into the room with the wedding gifts. The tense situation causes the couples to open up to each other, with Dozie's mother confessing to her husband how unhappy she had been about his affairs with younger women, and Dunni's father admitting that his company had lost all its money. The couples reconcile, and Nonso manages to overpower the thief and take his gun. Dozie goes off in a car with Sola to find Dunni, and convinces her that he has in fact not broken their mutual promise of chastity. They return to the wedding party to dance the rest of the night away.

A wedding party is a group of people chosen by the couple to support and celebrate them throughout their journey from engagement to marriage. The people chosen to be in a wedding party are typically close friends and family members of the bride(s) or groom(s). They are responsible for certain duties, both before and during the big day. Some of these wedding party duties include:

At weddings with a "head table," the wedding party sits with the bride and/or groom. With a "sweetheart table", the couple is seated separately from their wedding party, but their closest friends and family are still in close proximity.

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I need honest opinions (they don't have to be brutally honest though haha). So I recently got engaged. I have too many best friends, fianc has three sisters and a young daughter and I have a sister of my own whose a teenager. No way around it, I'd want/need to have 9 bridesmaids/Jr bridesmaids. I simply don't want that many, so it's all or nothing. Recently i was in my best friends wedding and being on the inside, its a pain being a bridesmaid. It just isn't my thing and can be a hassle for many. My question is what are your opinions on no traditional bridesmaids? I've read about ways to ask them to be your non - bridesmaid. Making it fun for them if they would like to help out but without the obligation, spending money on a dress they'll only wear once and etc. I think they'll all like the idea but I'm curious how you'd feel if you were asked. I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings but I want them to know they are important to me.

in the end your bridesmaid are there to help you get ready and make the planning process fun, or so I think lol so just because they are not standing up there with you I don't think it makes a difference. our wedding party is gonna sit down with the other guests when they are told to be seated anyway.

You don't have to have a wedding party. I wouldn't invite people to be nonbridesmaids, though. If they want to help out, they'll volunteer on their own. But if you in effect tell them, "I don't want you to get the honor of being in my wedding party, but I'd like you to help out as if you were, anyway," they may not consider that a positive.

I agree with 2d bride. It's definitely ok not to have a wedding party especially if you feel obligated to include all involved. I do think its a little unreasonable to ask them to still help plan, if they volunteer then that's great but don't expect. Maybe for the bachelorette party you can have an exclusive one for them? Happy planning!!

I was the MOH in a bridal party with a bridal party of 22! Including 2 junior bridesmaids. It was crazy trying to organize that many people. (Humorous sidenote: I was pregnant the whole time, and 8 1/2 months preggo at the time of the wedding!)

My FH was really uninvolved in his first wedding (not his choice, it got taken over by the family elders who were paying for it all). So with our wedding he has 5 close college friends he wants by his side. As for me, I can fill out my side if need be, but I don't want to. I know what it's like to be a bridesmaid. I'm fine with my only sister as my MOH. Our bridal party will be lopsided, but I'm totally fine with that. We haven't worked out the procession yet, but I don't think the guys will process. They can be in the front of the church and meet FH after he walks his parents in. I've gotten some grief about the uneven sides, but it's our wedding. I listen to opinions and say thank you. Most of the time I don't defend our choices because I don't feel like I have to "defend" our wedding planning. Same goes for you. Your wedding celebration is for you and FH to plan. You should be comfortable and happy.

I agree with some of the others. No bridal party equals no big deal. However I wouldn't ask them to be non bridesmaids. I feel like they would still be obligated to help with a lot of things if you do that.

Thank you all for your opinions I'm totally going to go without bridesmaids then! I'll definitely ask my sister and his daughter how they would like to be included though. I'm thinking around 100 guests. It'll probably be a really fast ceremony and we'll still have a flower girl (his daughter if she wants to) and a ring bearer. I like the idea that'll it will be different than a traditional wedding!

We aren't having a bridal party either. Although we have considered having two little flower girls (his cousins) just for the cute factor! And buying two little Disney Princess outfits and "pixie dust wands" will set me back all of 120 bucks! Yeah.. Think we'll do that!

DH & I don't have many friends, but our wedding was so informal, we didn't need a bp anyway. We did most of the planning & purchasing ourselves, family helped with some day-of stuff, & our friends got to be guests & have fun. It was a lot less stressful with my girls (who can be a little competitive) just coming out for the bachelorette party & then the wedding, without spending money on dresses

We are also not having a wedding party and no rehersal. We will, however, be having the OOT guests over for a spaghetti dinner the night before. Nothing fancy, and if they want to do something else instead, that's fine. Just figured I'd throw the option out there to whomover wanted to attend. The wedding will be small, 50ish people, so the dinner the night before should be small and pretty low-key as well.

My FH has included 7 of his very close friends to be his groomsmen. Although I'm not SUPER close to my half brothers, I'd like to somehow include them in our wedding as well. Problem is, FH isn't thrilled with them being groomsmen, since he doesnt really have a relationship with them.

Typically, the usher would wear a tux like the groomsmen. For my first wedding, we just had the ushers in a different vest color than the groomsmen. I have attended weddings where the ushers just wore their own suit though. If you do have them wear tuxes, since they are spending money it would be appropriate to get them a gift. As far as the wedding party pictures, I think that is entirely up to you. The only other role for an usher that I can think of would be handing out programs, if you are having them. ff782bc1db