Who are you walking with?

tyleet87

I have another question. :P

I know most brides walk with their father traditionally. My parents are divorced and I'm closer with my mom than my dad. Both relationships are good though. I always knew my dad would walk me down the aisle but I knew my mom deserved it. So I asked her to give me away as well. I'll have both of my parents walk with me. Is this awkward? Anyone doing it or know of anyone who has? Is it easy to manage? Walking between two people down an aisle? How do you hold your bouquet?

peachykeen26

Google some pictures of how this looks. I think it's sweet.
FI's uncle is walking me.

DrPB2b13

I believe this is typical of the Jewish tradition, so it's certainly not unheard of, and I have heard it happening at non-Jewish weddings, too.  Generally hte bride holds her bouquet with two hands and her parents take her by each elbow to escort her.

My dad will be walking me, I'm not very close with my mom.

Danidawn20

M dad and step dad will be walking me. I will be holding my bouquet with two hands

littleluckypenny

My dad will be walking with me.

Ash61612

my dad will be walking with me

melntaitt

My step dad will be walking me I'm not close to my father at all.

AlliJae

Both of my parents will be walking me down the aisle. I assume I will be holding my bouquet with two hands and they will just link arms with me

KrisKenny

My uncle/godfather will be walking me down.

Kfudge0714

My Dad will be walking me down the aisle.

FI's cousin had her mom and dad walk her down the aisle and I thought it was very sweet.

kelsey+brandon

I'm in a very similar situation as you. I'm walking down with my dad and once we get to my mom's row, she's going to take my elbow and join us for the rest of the way. They will then both give me away.

HarperBargo

I'm walking with my dad.

rasp.berry

My step dad will be walking me down most of the aisle, and my mom will meet us by her seat and walk the rest of the way with us.

hose85

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[QUOTE]<strong>I believe this is typical of the Jewish tradition, so it's certainly not unheard of</strong>, and I have heard it happening at non-Jewish weddings, too.  <strong>Generally hte bride holds her bouquet with two hands and her parents take her by each elbow to escort her.</strong><div>
Posted by DrPB2b13[/QUOTE]

</div><div>this is what i'm doing...Tradiiiiition, Tradition!</div>

daria24

Both parents, me holding the bouquet with both hands, mother & father linking arms around mine. 

rachellola77

My dad is walking me down the aisle.

I think it's really sweet to have both parents walk you down the aisle, like some of other ppl said just link both arms and hold your flowers with both hands.

michelletobin

My brother will be walking me down the aisle.

I think having parents link arms with you will be perfect.

Elizabeth80

My oldest brother will be walking me down (my dad is deceased).

Turtle&Star

My mom is walking me - my dad is deceased. I agree that it'll be sweet to have both parents walk you.

Laurix

My brother will (my dad is deceased)...its so sad everytime i think about it, tears come down..

Turtle&Star

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[QUOTE]My brother will (my dad is deceased)...its so sad everytime i think about it, tears come down..
Posted by Laurix[/QUOTE]

Hugs to you, Laurix. Did your dad pass away just recently? Mine passed away 20 years ago, but I'm still mad at him for not being able to walk me down the aisle. Is there a way for you to acknowledge him somehow? I have my dad's high school class ring, and I'm going to tie it to my bouquet. I've seen other people say they're sewing their father's name into their gowns (was that on this board?) or doing some other small thing to make his presence tangible. I know it's not the same, but it's something.

CJChamis

My oldest brother will be walking me. I don't have a relationship with my father (long, sh*tty story). I'm close with my mom, but I wanted the strong male that has been the closest person to me in my life have this honor. There aren't enough words to express how much it means to have my brother be the one to give me away. Ugh, I'm tearing up just thinkin about it.