The Guide To Having A Bridesman
Wondering, can a bride have a bridesman? Absolutely! Unlike a groomsman, a bridesman stands by the bride, and assists with bridal party duties. Weddings are about love and personal connections, so traditional roles are evolving. This modern role highlights that strong friendships coming in many forms which should be celerbrated.
From coordinating attire to assisting with wedding duties, a bridesman is just as essential as bridesmaids. Thoughtful planning ensures his look complements the bridal party. A bridesman proves that when it comes to weddings, tradition can be beautifully redefined.
What is a Bridesman?
A bridesman is a male friend or relative chosen by the bride to stand alongside her bridesmaids. This has been a contemporary trend seen at weddings, reflecting the close bond between the bride and her chosen support system. Much like bridesmaids, a bridesman offers unwavering support throughout the wedding journey. His responsibilities may include, pre-wedding support, ceremony participation and reception duties to make sure everything runs seamlessly.
Coordinating bridal attire
Coordinating bridesman and bridesmaid attire is key for a cohesive bridal party look, walking down the aisle and in photos. When planning to include a bridesman in your wedding, start with a colour scheme—pastels, autumnal tones, or even an all-black monochrome. Decide whether your party will match in one colour or mix complementary shades. While choosing bridesmaid dresses, opt for a stylish suit for the bridesman that aligns with the aesthetic. A coloured suit or a tailored design with flared or wide-leg trousers can mirror the elegance of bridesmaid dresses.
Bridal Party Accessories
Accessories will elevate the bridal party's attire while bringing cohesion to the overall look. If your bridal party is wearing colours, opt for a simple flower bouquet for the bridesmaids. For a modern twist, the bridesman can wear a matching boutonniere on his suit jacket. Alternatively, if you want to keep the accessories simple, the bridesman could wear the same coloured suit as the groomsmen however with a different coloured tie to match the bridesmaid's dresses.
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Bridesman vs Groomsmen
What is the difference between a bridesmen and groomsmen? Both are key members of the wedding party, but their roles differ based on which side of the aisle they stand on. A bridesman's shares the roles of supporting the bride with the other bridesmaids. A groomsmen is a friend or relative of the groom who helps him on the wedding day.
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Updated on 21/02/2025