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Hi, Lenka,
I'd choose carry in both cases. Bring implies some movement in the direction of the speaker,eg Why don't you ever bring your pictures (to show us)?
May I bring my friends to dinner? Bring does not specify HOW the delivery is done. Carry often implies holding things in hands or on shoulders.
I have not looked up any sources, just IMHO.
carry / bring 
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