{"id":225449,"date":"2025-12-11T07:00:51","date_gmt":"2025-12-11T06:00:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.uauu.cat\/?p=225449"},"modified":"2025-12-04T13:36:42","modified_gmt":"2025-12-04T12:36:42","slug":"wedding-page-boys-how-to-choose","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.uauu.cat\/en\/wedding-page-boys-how-to-choose\/","title":{"rendered":"Wedding page boys and flower girls: how to choose them and what role they play in your ceremony"},"content":{"rendered":"\n\n
Planning a wedding<\/strong><\/a> means looking after every detail, but there\u2019s one element that always brings smiles and a special touch to the ceremony: the wedding page boys<\/strong> and flower girls<\/strong>. These young stars walk with the couple, carry the rings or coins, and add warmth and charm to any celebration. How do you choose them, what\u2019s their real role, and how do you make sure everything goes smoothly? At UAUU, we give you clear answers and practical tips.<\/p>\n\n Page boys and flower girls have their roots in ancient European traditions, where children from close families would accompany the bride as a symbol of purity and good luck. Over time, the tradition evolved: now, any couple can choose their page boys or flower girls\u2014be they nieces, nephews, friends\u2019 children, or family.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t confuse page boys with ring bearers or flower girls: \u201cpage boy\u201d can refer to any boy who walks down the aisle as part of the wedding party. The main difference is usually the outfit or their specific role in the procession.<\/p>\n At many weddings, page boys and flower girls open the aisle, announcing the arrival of the bride. They may walk ahead, scatter petals, or simply walk hand in hand.<\/p>\n The wedding page boys<\/strong> are often in charge of bringing the wedding coins<\/strong><\/a> or rings to the altar. It\u2019s always one of the most anticipated (and photographed) moments of the ceremony.<\/p>\n Sometimes they accompany bridesmaids or witnesses, helping with the train, holding a sign or banner, or just adding a touch of joy and spontaneity.<\/p>\n At personalised weddings, page boys and flower girls may help with rituals, hand out programmes, throw confetti or bubbles, give flowers to guests or simply add a final decorative touch. The key is to make their role meaningful to the couple and fitting for the style of the wedding.<\/p>\n UAUU example: at one of our recent weddings, the page boys were the grandparents themselves! They created a moving moment by carrying the rings for the couple. Here\u2019s the photo. Isn\u2019t it heartwarming?<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Northmiles<\/p><\/div>\n There\u2019s no set number. Usually, couples choose between one and four, but at larger weddings you can include more children if you wish. Decide based on your space, the type of ceremony, and the children\u2019s ages: a big group looks lovely but is harder to coordinate.<\/p>\nWhat are wedding page boys and flower girls? Where does the tradition come from?<\/h2>\n
<\/p>\nRoles and duties of page boys and flower girls<\/h2>\n
Leading the procession<\/h3>\n
Carrying rings, coins, or bouquets<\/h3>\n
Supporting the bridal party<\/h3>\n
Other symbolic or decorative duties<\/h3>\n

How many page boys and flower girls should you choose?<\/h2>\n