What are the groom's mother's responsibilities?

Answer 1

It all depends on the bride who sets the theme, formality, colors of the wedding, etc. It is a formal wedding, a long gown is customary and the colors or colors depends on the color motif of the wedding. It it is a semi formal or garden type wedding, a shorter dress like a tealength or kneelength is appropriate with a less heavy fabric. It all truly depends on the bride and her wishes.

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Answer 2

• The mother of the groom's responsibilities, however, are vitally important and quite varied. The mother of the groom's responsibilities traditionally include initiating contact with the bride's family, providing a guest list for the wedding invitations and making hotel reservations for any out-of-town guests of the groom's family.
• Also by tradition, the mother of the groom should wait to choose her dress for the wedding until after the mother of the bride has made her selection. Then, the mother of the groom should choose a dress that is similar in style and formality. In other words, if the mother of the bride chooses a floor length dress, so should the mother of the groom.
• The mother of the groom's responsibilities also include the rehearsal dinner, which the groom's family plans, hosts and pays for. The rehearsal dinner does not have to be a formal, expensive dinner; it can be a cookout. All persons participating in the wedding are invited to the rehearsal dinner, along with their spouses or significant others.

Answer 3

Traditionally, no. Conventions have changed through time, but the parents of the bride are traditionally the ones responsible for organising the wedding and reception. The only part that the groom's parents should be responsible for is paying for the drinks at the reception - but again, modern conventions have changed, and this is quite possibly no longer the case.

Answer 4

mothing just show up and keep your mouth shut

Answer 5

That depends on the religion and culture.

In Judaism, both sets of parents stand under the marriage canopy.

Answer 6

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