Maid or Matron of Honor

A maid or matron of honor plays a vital role in your wedding.  The difference between a maid and matron of honor is that a maid is unmarried and a matron is married. She stands next to the bride on her big day and helps to make sure the wedding day runs smoothly for the bride. She has more responsibilities than the rest of your bridesmaids including hosting a bridal shower, helping the bride get dressed, and giving a toast at the reception. Click here for a full list of duties for the maid or matron of honor.  She is a trusted friend or family member that you can depend on.  Many brides find it difficult to choose who will serve as their maid or matron of honor. Click here for tips on how to choose your bridesmaids.  For distinction, the maid of honor may wear a slightly different dress than the other bridesmaids or carry a variation of the bouquet of the other bridesmaids.   A special token of appreciation or gift is usually given to the maid or matron of honor and other bridesmaids, as a thank you.