The groom walks down the aisle, followed by his parents, his father on the left and his mother on the right. Bridesmaids' names: The bridesmaids then go in pairs, beginning with those closest to the bride. Honor's Maid or Matron: The bride's right-hand lady walks by herself. Father of the Groom: The father of the groom goes last so he can watch over his son as a favor to him. He may also be the first person to speak after the wedding ceremony. The order in which people enter a room is important. You should always enter a room first without knocking because you want everyone else to feel comfortable entering afterwards. For example, if you were going into a dressing room alone before a dance, you would not want to enter first because this would make other people feel uncomfortable. You would want to wait until the last person entered so that no one had to worry about being seen in a dress or suit by themselves. You should also never leave a room before all the people are out. If you do so then you are leaving someone behind who wanted to say goodbye but did not know how to ask you. This is especially important in business situations where making a good impression is crucial to success. If you leave someone behind then they will not trust you enough to do business with you. They might even think that you are rude. Finally, you should never walk down the aisle alone.