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Chickie
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i have my sister as maid of honor, my sister in law and cousin as bride's maid but my fiance has one best man one groomsman..is it stange? do we need another groomsman?
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pamplemousse and taco
Guest
no you can have however many people you want. even or uneven. don't have someone be a special part of your day (or not be) because you want to have even numbers!!!
good luck and congrats.
good luck and congrats.
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mrs. anonymous
Guest
Not necessarily.. I had it the other way around (2 bridesmaids, 3 groomsmen) because my cousin who was the 3rd bridesmaid found out she was pregnant and there were some complications, so she didn't want to be in the wedding party and I didn't want to replace her. The pictures still looked great and everything was perfect.. so don't worry about it too much. Congrats! Enjoy your wedding.
EDIT: Just have the guys standing at the front and the girls walking in on their own.. And to walk out, you can have two bridesmaids with one groomsmen, and the maid of honor and best man walk together.
EDIT: Just have the guys standing at the front and the girls walking in on their own.. And to walk out, you can have two bridesmaids with one groomsmen, and the maid of honor and best man walk together.
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fizzygurrl1980
Guest
No, it's fine to have a mismatched bridal party. Have the lone groomsman escort one bridesmaid on each arm- lucky guy!
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mckenzie j
Guest
No. when they walk down the isle have one man with two women. It happens all the time!
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gavi624
Guest
It's your wedding, you can do what you want. No one will notice because they are just waiting for you to come out anyway.
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hazzeleyes0
Guest
It's not strange at all 
I had 2 Maids of Honor & 3 Bridesmaids
with 2 Groomsmen
I had 2 Maids of Honor & 3 Bridesmaids
with 2 Groomsmen
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Dydy86
Guest
i don't think so, i've been to a couple of weddings with uneven numbers of bridesmaids and groomsmen.. the groomsman will just be lucky and get to walk down the aisle with 2 bridemaids
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Dydy86
Guest
i don't think so, i've been to a couple of weddings with uneven numbers of bridesmaids and groomsmen.. the groomsman will just be lucky and get to walk down the aisle with 2 bridemaids
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weddingqueen
Guest
No, in fact, you don't need any attendants at all, only witnesses. The "sides" do not have to match. One man can escort 2 women and vice versa. However, you select the number of attendants based on the formaliity of your wedding.
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Katie
Guest
It will be kind of strange if she is the only one without an escort. I would get another groomsmen.