Meaning of social support during labor has changed through time. Today, pregnant women can choose which way to give birth, if their health and health of the newborn allows that. Social support during labor is emotional, physiological and physical. The primary objective of this bachelor thesis is to determine how social support affects on labor outcomes. Further objectives are to determine whether the presence of social support is associated with shorter time spend in the delivery room, whether vaginal delivery is more common with pregnant women who are accompanied during childbirth or with pregnant women who are not accompanied during childbirth. Also, the objective was to determine the frequency of instrumental delivery in two groups of women – those that were accompanied during childbirth in comparison to those women that were not accompanied during childbirth. Data that has been used for this survey was collected using an online survey created for the purposes of this final research paper in the Google Forms system. Outcome of this research show that the presence of social support is not associated with shorter time spend in the labor room, as well as the vaginal delivery is not more common with pregnant women who are accompanied during childbirth or with pregnant women who are not accompanied during childbirth. Also, the results of this research show that the instrumental delivery is more common with pregnant women that were accompanied during childbirth compared to those pregnant women that were not accompanied during childbirth.