A bridesmaid, also known as a bridesmaid, refers to a woman who is the bride's entourage at the wedding, usually a good friend or sister of the bride, and usually an unmarried woman who has reached marriageable age.
The number of bridesmaids is influenced by many factors, including the preference of the bride and the number of family members. Bridesmaids have the responsibility to accompany the couple, pay attention to the image of the couple and appease their nervousness.
The best man wears a relatively formal suit or dress as his coat. If many groomsmen wear formal clothes (such as Chinese tops), it will have a special dramatic effect. Bridesmaids had better wear a little dress, which is beautiful and different, and can also set off the bride. Of course, it must be easy to move, and don't let clothes distract them. After all, the main job is to take care of the bride.
In addition, it should be noted that the dress of bridesmaids and groomsmen should be consistent with the main color of the wedding.