What’s the proper wedding etiquette when kids are involved? If you’re inviting little ones to your big day, it’s important to make sure that every guest’s experience is delightful, no matter their age. Wedding games for kids, a kids menu, and ring bearer or flower girl gifts are all items to consider. Keep the kids entertained, and they may just entertain you. A. Whitmore Photography What about wedding games for kids? Kids will probably be more high-maintenance than your adult guests (with a few exceptions, of course). Creating an atmosphere that keeps the kiddies comfortable will help the day run smoothly for everyone. We recommend coming up with a few fun wedding games for kids. Consider having goodie bags for the ceremony and reception, and use a paper tablecloth on the kids’ table so they can color (washable markers, please!) all night. Some couples choose to hire someone to watch the children so the parents can enjoy the wedding. You may even want to ask the venue if they have an extra room where you can set up the wedding games for the kids, as well as a napping area. A. Whitmore Photography Solutions for a shy child: flower girl gifts, lollipops, and practice. If you’ve asked children to join your wedding party, don’t forget they need some guidance and practice. Most kids tend to be shy in front of large groups of strangers. Give them a task, like tossing flowers or walking a pet, or promise them a lollipop from the groom when they make it to the end. Still need help? Gifts do the trick. Ring bearer and flower girl gifts are something to consider. The Wedding Shoppe has a selection of flower girl gifts your little lady will love. A. Whitmore Photography Entertain the kids, and the kids will entertain you. If the children in your wedding slip up during their “part,” your guests will probably find it adorable. It’s inevitable that your wedding will have a few mishaps. That’s why it’s important to remember that your guests won’t notice the little bumps of your big day, but rather the fun they had! Children add plenty of joy to a wedding and, frankly, you can never have too much. Did you have a kid-friendly wedding? What are your wedding etiquette tips?