Would you really want to be MOH? Isn’t it more fun to wear your own clothes, sit with your own partner, and not be totally involved in all of the wedding planning?
maybe it’s a complement that she’s asked for your help planning this- it’s a big event, she thinks you will create a really memorable time. And you enjoy planning events.
maybe her MOH has be a close confidant, a special friend, but really isn’t cut out for hosting a hen do.
I organised most of my hen do, because one of my bridesmaids wasn’t in the country (she came to the wedding from her country) and the other- who I’ve known since she was born- is huge fun, and sister close, but is flaky and clueless: she had one job- which she forgot, and my husband to be had to cycle into central London to fix. But I love her and couldn’t think of anyone I’d want as a bridesmaid more.
other friends contributed to my wedding who weren’t in my bridal party, and I treasure the friends who agreed to be at the reception venue when the man with the bread and crayfish arrived (during the service) and those that came with cakes, the friend who drove me to France on a wine run.
I wasn’t a bridesmaid but did join the group of friends who spent a day carving a hundred pumpkins, I wasn’t a bridesmaid when I was asked if I’d help with the flowers, Or to make a flower crown, or to help make the invites, but each time I was asked to help a friend on their most special day it made me feel appreciated and I was happy to share my skills and time with them.