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Sister’s More Important Than You Think Future brides trying to choose their bridesmaids should take in account the maid of honor speech because a sister will have an emotional impact on the guest that shows them an unforgettable bond between family. Choosing a maid of honor is a very important decision to make as a bride, and there are 3 important parts to making this decision. Having a maid of honor that will write a quality speech that shows great effort and emotion is essential. A sister will do just that, being able to write a speech that will demonstrate a true connection between family. During the presentation of her speech, the maid of honor should be able to show passion through tears and laughter. These behaviors will draw the guest’s

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