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The number of bridesmaids you should have in your wedding party largely depends on your personal preferences, the size of your wedding, and your budget, among other factors. There isn't a strict rule that dictates how many bridesmaids you should have. Here are some considerations that can help you decide on the appropriate number of bridesmaids:

Wedding Size: A large wedding might require more bridesmaids to maintain the grandeur and coordination of the ceremony, while a smaller wedding might only need a few or even none.

Personal Preference: You may want to include close friends or family members in your special day, so you can decide based on the number of people you want to include.

Budget: Adding more bridesmaids could mean additional expenses, as they may need dresses, shoes, makeup, and more.

Ceremony Style: Traditional weddings might lean towards having more bridesmaids, while modern or minimalist weddings might have only a few.

Role of Bridesmaids: Consider the responsibilities and tasks your bridesmaids will need to take on during the wedding preparations and the day itself, as this might influence your decision on the number.

Here are some common scenarios:

Small Wedding: 2-4 bridesmaids

Medium Wedding: 4-6 bridesmaids

Large Wedding: 6-12 or more bridesmaids

Ultimately, you should choose a number that makes you feel comfortable and happy. Remember, what's most important is that your bridesmaids can support and participate in your wedding, not the specific number.

6 Months Before the Wedding: Determine the wedding theme, style, and basic requirements for the bridesmaid dresses.

4 Months Before the Wedding:

Decide on the style and color of the bridesmaid dresses.

Choose a supplier or store and collect the size information for all the bridesmaids.

3 Months Before the Wedding:

Place an order for custom-made or ready-to-wear dresses.

If custom-made, ensure the supplier understands the requirements and expectations.

2 Months Before the Wedding: Have the first fitting and make necessary adjustments.

1 Month Before the Wedding:

Complete all adjustments to the dresses.

Have a second fitting to ensure each dress fits well.

2 Weeks Before the Wedding: Have a final fitting to ensure everything is perfect.

1 Week Before the Wedding: Ensure all dresses are ready, and the bridesmaids check and maintain their outfits.

It is advisable to build in some flexibility at each step to handle any problems that may arise. Also, maintain good communication with the supplier to ensure they can meet the tight schedule.