Formal bridesmaid dresses at the weddings

Bridesmaids were called before bride maids (they were usually several) and they helped the bride with all the chores before the wedding and at the ceremony.
Bridesmaid is today usually a younger woman or several women, up to 12 pieces, usually sister or close friend/friends of the bride, who will help the bride with all service and all chores during the wedding day, such as with dressing.
Traditionally usually bridesmaids mainly help with brides and that which belongs to. She goes after the bride and groom, bride, into the Church, together with ev. Marshal. Her role at the ceremony include keeping the bridal bouquet. She often takes care of any bachelorette party.

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Bridesmaids (and groomsmen) tend to be unmarried, as they go side by side up the altar time and it is not considered to be suitable to a married woman/man walking up the altar with someone other than their spouse next to his side. Is bridesmaid and Marshal married to each other or is engaged it is possible that they are both dice/Marshal.
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Is bridesmaid alone without Marshal at her side, she can be married. She may also choose to come into the Church just before the parental pairs and sit on the front bench to the left and goes up to the bride when it's time to take care of the bridal bouquet or arrange with the trailer. The latter variant is an international custom, maid of honour, or Swedish honorary bridesmaid.
If you have several bridesmaids usually have the same dresses in the same color or dresses that are similar to each other. Not white or black. Bridesmaids each have a small bridesmaid dress to match white wedding gowns at ceremonies.
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