ring bearers
Cushion-bearing wedding attendants
Ring bearers are children, typically young boys, who carry the wedding rings down the aisle during a marriage ceremony.
The role is largely ceremonial and decorative—the rings are often tied to a small pillow.
Ring bearers usually walk just before the bride, sometimes paired with a flower girl.
The term also applies to anyone entrusted with holding or presenting rings at a wedding.
- weddingMarriage rite and feast
- wedding partyAttendants for bride and groom
- flower girlYouth strewing petals at weddings
- aisleCorridor between seating sections
- pillowBedding for heads
ceremony · church ceremony · bride · groom · procession · wedding rehearsal · vows · marriage · tuxedo · bow tie · bouquet · altar · usher · pageboy · satin · cushion · chapel · gold
- Tolkien Fantasyhobbits, elves, dwarves, orcs, wizards
- youngsterskids, children, youngsters, toddlers, babies
- parade participantsmarching band, floats, drum majors, majorettes, baton twirlers
ring bearersflower girls
Youth who strew petals
bridesmaids · groomsmen · flower children · maid of honor · best man
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