I am more traditional, so I picked bridesmaid first. After that, I like Bride Tribe because of the near-rhyme. Bride Squad brings to mind #squadgoals which isn't my style or age (younger gen Z would probably like it, though)

I like the traditional term Bride Maid - but after that I like Bride Squad. The font is nice - looks modern and fun

A - I'm a bit of a traditionalist, I guess. I've never been one for cutesy names. B - That being said, Bride Tribe does have a certain ring to it. I like it, but I don't know if I would personally choose it. It's also not really how I picture my bridesmaids (mainly because a few didn't even know one another). C - "Squad" just makes me think of Taylor Swift and, for me, she's a little juvenile.

I would use "Brides Maid" for sure. I'm 37 so I'd be an older bride. I think to use "squad" or "tribe" reads as a little young for me. However, if I was going to choose one over the other I would go with squad because tribe could be construed as cultural appropriation of indigenous peoples language usage (or something?). I just wouldn't want to offend anyone who felt the word belonged to them and I was misusing it. I also wouldn't want to spend time that I'm supposed to be celebrating dealing with the drama or either my brides maids not wanting to wear the shirt for moral reasons and/or strangers confronting us about it. "Squad" is safer.

I like the traditional bridesmaids. That sounds good. Thank you.

I like the traditional terms BridesMaid. I prefer the tradition of it and it suggests good friends and closely related times together. For the more updated and non traditional version I like Bride Tribe. I think this is a great alternative and it would make people feel special, like they are part of a closely knit group that is only between them. It makes me think of a group of special women all sharing the best of times together on a very special day.

I like the simple bridesmaid one or bride squad but I don't like bride tribe, as it can be considered cultural appropriation and some people may find it offensive.

The product looks as expected in nomenclature and celebratory appeal

I like the colors and the flower display it catches your eye

I really do not like the word tribe used casually. It has connotations that go beyond a simple "group."

I like the traditional term of bridesmaid

Option A has bridemaids as the label and is too the point. Option C has Bride Squad, which sounds kind of neat with a bunch of brides together. and lastly the Bridetribe I voted third, it rhymes, but for some reason though the word tribe does not go together with bride. it sounds more of an indian term.

I would want each of them to feel unique and special because i chose them . I wouldn't want to label them as a tribe ro squad.

I truly only like number 1 as I'm traditional. I would never choose number 2 or 3, but if I had to, then I would choose number 2 and 3 in that order.

Option A ,while most traditional, is also the most appealing. It's straightforward in a pleasant color and hits the right note. Option B & C with tribe and squad sound silly and rather tasteless.

I think just the normal 'bridesmaid' is the best out of the three - the other 2 are too cutesy for me.

I like A with Brides Maid. That is the most traditional and would be cute. The other choices are a bit offensive to me and not what I would consider purchasing for the event.

I think bride's maids is the most traditional. Don't care for the others.

I choose A as my first choice because this would be traditional and appropriate. I choose B next because I like the way Bride Tribe sounds and I don't like Bride Squad as shown in C. I think either A or B would work, it would depend on the situation and the group.

I chose a first because I like the traditional name. I think that its clear what they are by the shirt, and it is simple. I like the simple route on this one. I chose b next because, I do think that bride tribe is cute, but in todays world, you are sure to offend someone out there with the wording. I chose c last because it is just too childish sounding. Squad...it's way too taylor swift for my liking.

I think "squad" and "tribe" are overused now

I never referred to my bridesmaids as anything but that, so my first, and only choice, would be A. If I had to choose anything else, I would choose B, but it would never be C.

I like the traditional title best followed by squad

I really like this one because it's traditional and I enjoy that.

My group of friends that I have know, we call each other "The Tribe", so Bridge Tribe would be fitting.

B rhymes and is whimsical, C is also modern but sounds more sporty, A is traditional

I think Brides Maid is just too overdone now. I like Bride Tribe because it has a nice rhyming quality to it. It's also unique and I'm not familiar with the term. Bride Squad works well too because it's like you're part of a team and it reminds me of Taylor Swift's squad. Squad is like the hot new term right now, which is why I'd want to use it.

I like the lighter pink colors of B and C. A appears to include wine which I would not want to provide.

Option A is kind of outdated, used very much 25 years ago, the term could easily be updated to Bride Tribe. Bride Tribe denotes a connection almost as strong as family which is why it is my first choice, whereas Bride's Maid denotes a servant. Bride Squad reminds me of a cheerleading squad or a SWAT team, not a group of super supportive people helping you with your wedding preparations.

I like the the words almost rhyme in the first choice. I am not really a fan of the squad shirt.

Bride tribe is cute and catchy because it rhymes.

tribe and squad are popular words right now but bride tribe sound better

I first chose B, because I like the term Bride Tribe and the layout of the picture. I then chose C because of the layout and term Bride Squad. I did not chose A because I don't drink alcohol and the word Bridesmaid should be on one line.

I really liked the positioning of the items surrounding the shirts on options B & C. But overall I choose C first since I enjoyed how "bride tribe" rhymed.

I can read B. I like the champagne bottle in A. Can't read C.

Choice B, Bride Tribe sounds good because it almost rhymes, and "tribe" is the perfect description for a group of people who have been close for a long time, who are bonded, who are from the same set of people. Choice C, Bride Squad is okay, but doesn't have any real ring to it, by the sound of it. And "squad" is okay, in that it means a group of people with a single task, but it doesn't imply any meaningful connection between the people, other than having the same job. Choice A is just straightforward, and not interesting or funny.

If one is going for cute then B is interesting. It's different and it rhymes which makes it special. The shoes, clutch and glasses are cool in both B and C. Option A is just too ordinary and the bubbly is nice but please. That needs to be separate from the other fun.

I like the sound of the Bride Tribe one.It rolls off the tongue easier. It is a new saying to me...so I think it is cute.

I'm from the school that believes that it takes a village, so I would lean towards calling my girls my Tribe. We're connected by our similarities.

I like the idea of having something new and quirky such as squad, but I hesitate to use 'tribe' as it could be insulting to those of tribal origins. So I would say bride squad, then brides maid, and then bride tribe.

I like the design more

I like Bride Squad because it is different and unique. It also sounds 'fun'. Option A is just the typical Brides Maid and does not sound as though much thought was put into making it different or cute. Bride Tribe is okay but doesn't seem to flow as well as Bride Squad.

I chose option C because it is a term that I use with my friends - we all play volleyball a team sport and occasionally refer to ourselves as a "Squad". I chose option B before A because I like the uniqueness of using cliche words....Tribe is a fun word compared to a simple Maid.

Brides maid is boring and the term is a bit outdated. Bride squad has a more fun and funky feel to it, but I like the poetic sound of bride tribe too.

I think Bride Squad is the most fun and trendy. I'm not sure if Bride Tribe is politically correct. The traditional Maid is fine. This is a cute concept for some type of casual event like shopping or a sleepover and would be cute in pictures.

Bride Squad is fresh--it makes me think of squad goals, which is fun and active and sets a tone for group fun. Tribe is unique too, which is why I picked it over Maid which is the traditional choice.

Bride Tribe is to informal and the word tribe sounds negative. Bride Squad is interesting but for the occasion is rather informal. Brides Maid is the usual wording used and indicates what they truly are.

I like the top image because bride squad sounds more fun than brides maid. I do not like bride tribe - I feel like it could be asking for trouble as soom people might considered that insensitive. I personally wouldn't but in this day and age, I am sure someone would be offended by it.

Bride squad seems really great and cool compared to the other two.

I like to be a little different. I didn't chose choice a because it's a very inside the box idea. It's not very original just more of the same old same old. So It's my last choice. I think that choice c is the best. I would easily call my group of girls a squad. It's hip and new it's the way of speaking in the millennial times. My second choice is the choice b. choice b is a nice saying to tribe makes me feel connected. It's also more original then just the regular old bride's maid title. The first two choices speak more to bringing together.