hi all sorry if this is in the wrong place but not too sure where to put it.
Basically what is the difference between maid of honor and matron of honor?
I want my closest cousin (she is like a sister to me) to be my maid of honor and my family are all up in arms as she is not married yet, but i thought maid of honor was unmarried and matron of honor was married. I am so confused
So can i have a maid/matron of honor if they are not married? and which title would you give them if you were/are in my situation?
Mrs Barlow to-be
2nd September 2017
CommentAuthorNicoleW665
i think a matron of honor is just a married maid of honor, that's what i was always told
When we met: August 2009
When we announced engagement: December 2015
When we will get married: September 2017
CommentAuthorNicoleW665
edited
i would call my unmarried sister my maid of honor, i guess you could use chief bridesmaid?
When we met: August 2009
When we announced engagement: December 2015
When we will get married: September 2017
CommentAuthorEmily17
My sister is unmarried and will be my maid of honour. As I understood it maid was unmarried and matron married
Met in 2009
He proposed Jan 2014
Will become Mrs P 7th October 2017
CommentAuthorEmily17
The tradition behind it though is that they have been through the process before so can support you with it all.
Met in 2009
He proposed Jan 2014
Will become Mrs P 7th October 2017
why didn't i think to google it?
