Congratulations! The Groom picked you to be his Groomsmen. Being a part of the Groom’s wedding is quite an honor. Unfortunately, you just can’t show up and drink all the liquor. Your main job is to ensure the Groom goes onto the next stage of his life without any complications. You are the Groom’s servant, chauffeur, and personal assistant for the next 24 hours. There is a fine single bridesmaid at the end of this dark tunnel. Trust us.
We’ve created a list of all the duties that the Groomsmen must complete before and during the wedding day. Don’t worry, its not all work and no play. You still have the Bachelor Party to plan, remember?
Ushers are often Groomsmen but sometimes they are cousins or other relative that you can’t find a job for.

1. Choose guys that are old enough to confidently greet people and seat women, etc.

2. Rent wedding attire per Groom’s request and at your own expense.

3. Assists Best Man with planning and paying for the Bachelor Party.

4. Assist with picking out and paying for a gift separate from the one given to the Couple.

5. Helping with anything that needs to be done on the wedding weekend. Help Grooms and Brides family with decorations, etc. Ask if their anything you can help with. Insist on this. There will be plenty that needs to be done.

6. Pass out Bulletins or Programs.

7. Escort guests to pews and to the proper side of the ceremony room.

8. Escort bridesmaids in the ceremony procession and recession.

9. Ensure that the ceremony site in clean and nothing or no one is left behind.

10. Ensure that everyone has rides to reception.

11. Assist guests in anyway needed.

12. Seating Family Members in the appropriate arrangements, check with Bride and Groom as divorce parents, 2nd wives, and angry uncle may need to be separated.

13. Help guard and transport gifts to a vehicle in the parking lot, or to a families’ hotel or home or to the Bride and Groom’s home.