: They carry the rings (or symbolic replicas) on a decorative pillow, in a small box, or on a custom tray.
: The ring bearer typically walks down the aisle after the wedding party and flower girl, but before the bride.
: Depending on their age and comfort level, they may stand with the wedding party or go back to sit with their parents/guardians for the remainder of the ceremony. Preparation Checklist RING BEARER
A ring bearer is the wedding party member responsible for carrying the rings down the aisle during the processional. While traditionally a young boy between the ages of , modern couples often choose girls, pets, or even "surprise" guests for the role. Core Responsibilities
: Have the child practice walking slowly with their prop several times before the big day to build confidence. Attire & Style : They carry the rings (or symbolic replicas)
: It is critical for the ring bearer to attend the Wedding Rehearsal to practice walking and become familiar with the venue.
: Outfits usually complement the groom's or groomsmen's attire, ranging from formal miniature tuxedos with bowties to more casual khakis and suspenders for outdoor weddings. Preparation Checklist A ring bearer is the wedding
: For younger children, choose soft fabrics and sturdy shoes. Experts from San Diego Family suggest bringing a spare outfit for after the ceremony in case of spills or discomfort. Tips for a Smooth Ceremony