What size should a ring bearer pillow be?
What size should a ring bearer pillow be?
Most traditional size ring pillows measure 8 inches wide by 8 inches long and include satin ribbon ring-tie streamers for securing ceremonial wedding rings. Decorative ring bearer pillows are available with charms, removable pendants, rhinestone embellishments and satin ribbons and bows.
What rings go on the ring bearer pillow?
Typically, the ring bearer passes the rings off to the best man or best woman, or another person of honor, who holds them until the couple is ready to exchange rings. Feel free to have more than one ring bearer or, perhaps, none at all.
Do I need a wedding ring pillow?
A ring pillow is a small square pillow onto which the wedding rings are placed and secured with a ribbon. While not required, a ring pillow makes a beautiful keepsake after the wedding. If you are worried about cost, consider a DIY ring pillow or look for ring pillows that fit in best with your budget.
Do ring bearers still carry pillows?
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. Since it’s not the greatest idea to entrust gold rings to a rambunctious 6-year-old, the rings are usually fakes.
Why do ring bearers carry a pillow?
Medieval Era Because pillows were rare during the era, wealthy families replaced the swords with pillows as a symbol of their riches, and the page boy was given the duty of carrying the pillow, often wearing ring bearer outfits.
Can I have two ring bearers?
Two ring bearers holding pillows with the rings may precede the bride. During the bride’s march down the aisle, the remainder of the ring bearers may walk beside or behind the bride. When the bride reaches the altar, one ring bearer can take the bride’s hand and a second ring bearer can take the groom’s hand.
Is 12 too old for a ring bearer?
Usually, flower girls and ring bearers range from ages three to eight years old. But don’t let that stop you from giving those roles to someone younger or older, or even to adults, especially if you’re not too keen on the idea of including children in your wedding.