What should ring bearers wear?
For the ring bearer, traditionally they wear a kid-sized tuxedo or suit. Just make sure it coordinates with the groom or groomsmen’s attire. If a tux isn’t for you, have fun dressing him up in suspenders, a classic bowtie, a hat or patterned jacket.
Do ring bearers have to carry something?
The ring bearer, traditionally a small boy aged four to eight, walks down the aisle just before the flower girl (if there is one), carrying a pillow with two rings tied to it. Whatever you choose to have the ring bearer carry, be sure he’s told about his duties ahead of time.
Do you pay for ring bearer outfit?
As with your wedding party, the ring bearer (well… their parents) pay for their own attire. You may, however, opt to purchase the outfits as a gift or pick out a sweet accessory that could become a cherished memento.
What color should ring bearers wear?
When it comes to ring bearer’s clothes, the most popular outfit is a suit or a tuxedo for an elegant look, very suitable for this event. The colors are usually shades of black, white, gray, navy blue and tan, but of course, you can mix them up — just be sure that they are matching the wedding theme.
How old are ring bearers usually?
One of the most adorable parts of any wedding is the charming duo of a flower girl and ring bearer. Typically the age range most appropriate for a ring bearer or flower girl falls between ages 4 to 10 years old. However, weddings today showcase toddlers and even infants in these distinguished roles.
Do ring bearers have to match groomsmen?
Though a matched up outfit will look spectacular, it’s not a general rule that the ring bearer has to match groomsmen, neither the flower girl. It is up to you and the wedding couple! Choose a tuxedo or a suit and the ring bearer will look as a mini version of the groom so he will probably steal the show.
