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Published 15:00 10 May 2018 BST

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HOWEVER, I was quite mistaken, a professional bridesmaid is actually more like a wedding planner who just happens to be involved in the ceremony. From cake-tasting, to the hen night to simply getting people up to dance on the big day, these people are the secret to making sure your day and the journey up to it is as relaxed as possible.
What is EVEN better, according to Bark.com, is that if you love weddings yourself, you could make some serious cash in just one day as a professional bridesmaid. With some earning up to €100 an hour and €800 to €900 for one day of work. Insane.
Bark.com are the people behind the new professional bridesmaid and groomsman service in the UK and are now offering the services of their professional team of wedding planners and event co-ordinaters fohttps://www.bark.com/blog/r £100 an hour.
So for people who are frightened their bridesmaids will do nothing for them or if they are simply too afraid to ask them to pull up their socks and help out more, this could be the perfect solution to avoid any petty fights and still have the best day EVER.
Hmmm, seems like a win win situation for both brides-to-be and bridesmaids with a knack for planning if you ask us.Life

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