The Book of Good Manners; a Guide to Polite Usage for All Social Functions by Walter Cox Green
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DRESS. If the bride presents the best man with the boutonniere, he should go to her house on the wedding-day to have her put it in the lapel of his coat. He should dress as nearly as possible like the groom-wearing afternoon dress at an afternoon wedding, and at an evening wedding evening dress. See also GROOM-DRESS. EXPENSES. The best man is the guest of the groom, and in matters of expense this should be borne in mind. REPORTERS. If such is the wish of the family of the bride, the best man attends to the reporters, and furnishes them with the names of groom, bride, relatives, friends, description of gowns, and other details deemed suitable for publication. WEDDING BREAKFAST. The best man escorts the maid of honor, and they are usually seated at the bridal table. WEDDING RECEPTION. The best man stands |
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