no you don't because that would be rude to the other person
A matron of honour.
Role of Honour was created in 1984.
Role of Honour has 224 pages.
If the main attendant to the bridesmaid is unmarried, she is known as the "maid of honour." If the main attendant is married, however, she is referred to as the "matron of honour."
A maid of honor is a single young woman, while a matron of honor is a married woman. The maid of honor stands beside the bride to hold her bouquet and is there to be sure the bride has all the help she needs and is kept looking her best during the wedding and at the reception and the bridesmaids help the maid of honor.
It's called Maid (or Matron) of Honor.
Yes, "Matron of Honor" should be capitalized as it is a formal title given to the woman who is chosen to assist the bride at a wedding.
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You have to be honest with yourself first and be sure you are not unconsciously being pushy or moody with your matron of honor because planning a wedding can be nerve wracking. If this is the case it is better to apologize and sit down and discuss the wedding in a mature manner. The wedding day is for the bride and groom, but the matron of honor is there to help you out to make your wedding day special and may have some good ideas. You also must keep in mind that if your expectations of a perfect wedding are high as well as financially draining for the matron of honor then you will either have to have your parents pay or pay yourself to help the matron of honor out. Not everyone has a large amount of money for someone else's dream wedding and not all bride's parents pay for everything in the wedding party leaving not only the matron of honor and bridesmaid plus the flower girl's parents paying their own expenses. If your matron of honor is simply causing problem and moody over everything you do then you should consider asking someone else to be your maid of honor. This is something you should be discussing with your fiance.
Yes, if that person is going to baptize any children you may have in the future, since a child's godparent must be Orthodox, but the matron of honor does not have to be Orthodox if she is not going to baptize any children
A chief bridesmaid is the maid or matron of honor. You can have one of each, and as many additional bridesmaids as you want--there are no rules. However, too many can look ridiculous and make taking pictures difficult.