The Ask
The question, with a celebration when they say yes and a No button that will not cooperate.
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Ask your people to stand beside you.
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Your bridal party deserves more than a message in the group. Ask each of them properly: a letter that types itself out, a playful "will you be my bridesmaid?", or a coupon book of bridal-crew perks.
Make one per person so each ask feels like it's only for them. You'll hear back by email, usually with a lot of crying emojis.
The question, with a celebration when they say yes and a No button that will not cooperate.
use this idea →Tell them exactly why you want them next to you on the day.
use this idea →Bridal-crew perks as coupons: first slice of cake, a spa day before the wedding, dance-floor priority.
use this idea →Once they have said yes, send the details: dates for fittings, the mehendi and the big day.
use this idea →Photos of the two of you through the years, ending with the question.
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I can't say "I do" without you standing next to me. Will you be my bridesmaid?
Every bride needs a crew. You are first on my list.
Maid of honour duties include unlimited hugs. Accept?
Send them a personal interactive page, such as a letter, a playful yes or no, or a coupon book, that gives the specific reasons you want them there. It feels more special than a text, and they can reply in one tap.
Yes. Make a separate page for each bridesmaid; each one gets its own link and its own reply.
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