11 Little Things That Can Ruin Your Bestie's Wedding, So Listen Up, Bridesmaids

The bride is the center of attention and the most important person on the wedding day. Period. Do not nag about how you hate the color of your dress or don't like the groomsman you will be with. Today is about the bride, and she doesn't need anyone being high maintenance on a day she planned.

You have to consider what your bestie likes to do, and make the bachelorette party activities and location specifically designed for her. You might love Vegas, but that doesn't mean that's where or how she would want to celebrate.

There's that one bridesmaid who can't help but start drama. Don't entertain it, and if it really starts to get out of hand, try to shut it down. If all else fails, let your bestie know what's up. The last thing you want is for your girl to think you condone or are part of the dramatics. Nobody has time for that.

You can have a good time at the wedding. Just be sure that you are still attentive to your bridesmaid duties. Your bestie picked you for a reason, and she's relying on you to help her through her big day in every possible way. There's no reason why she should have any doubt that you aren't going to get things done.

The last thing you want is a bride with bottled up emotions. It's a big day that comes with a lot of stress, and she may blurt out frustrations and demands at times. Let her vent, and don't immediately associate her nerves for being a bridezilla. She needs you during those moments more than ever. Your job is to be loving and supportive.

Family drama is still annoying drama. Your bestie had to invite at least one aunt, uncle, or cousin who doesn't always vibe with everyone else. Don't let anyone who is only going to spew negativity, get on the mic. Keep your eyes peeled. and shower your bestie in positive vibes only. If worse comes to worse, grab the mic and start belting out a solo. (You got this.)

Look up! There's a magical day unfolding in front of you. There are photographers for a reason. Snapping a few pics of the bride getting ready is fine, but don't stay buried in your phone the whole time. Bare witness with your eyes, not from behind a phone screen. This is her day, not yours.

Whenever there's a special occasion, you and your best friend dance like no one's watching to your song. On your bestie's wedding day, you have to consider that she has a set list and order she wants a few songs to be played. It's her vision, so don't interfere with that and confuse the DJ with a request when it's not the right time.

Your BFF should know whether or not you are going stag to her wedding. You shouldn't invite someone who wasn't invited, though. If you're feeling weird about going by yourself, tell your girl. She probably already has you seated next to someone who's solo, too.

I know there's so much superstition embedded in who catches the bouquet. Don't let that be a reason you straight up fight with the other ladies and knock them over in order to catch the flowers. It's not that big of a deal, and it will embarrass the bride. And remember, the video will make you look like a bridesmaidzilla.

Yes, people still try to be funny and make comments during the ceremony at weddings. Don't be that person, because those two at the altar deserve everyone's undivided attention. Their moment shouldn't involve outside chatter or remarks, so be sure to keep it that way.

Allow your bestie to have the best wedding she could possibly have. Your support and cooperation are huge contributions.