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F/U processional

alinaandjaredalinaandjared
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TO follow up on the post below, what do you guys think of this: Bride's grandparents groom's grandparents bridal party (together) bestman MOH groom with parents bride with parents?
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Re: F/U processional

  • sunburst29sunburst29 member
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    edited December 2011
    I was just about the post this question!!!  Well, I was thinking...RabbiGrandmothergroomsmenbest manbridesmaidsmaid of honorflower girlgroom with parentsbride with parentsseems nice to let the groom have a grand entrance too!
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  • RachiemooRachiemoo member
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    edited December 2011
    looks good to me!
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  • alinaandjaredalinaandjared
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    edited December 2011
    thanks ladies- with 13 people in the bridal party I figured it would be nice for them to walk together!
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  • slbriz34slbriz34
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    edited December 2011
    Question:  do you think step-parents would feel out of place/insulted if they aren't included in the processional? FI's parents are walking him down; bith are remarried to other folks.  He gets along okay with step-dad, step-mom they are cordial but not exactly buddies. I was (we were) just thinking of having them sit with family and not really walking down.  What do you think?  As far as using them elsewhere - his grandmother is alive, but she'll probably be walked down by her son (FI's uncle).  There's no where else to fit them.Thanks for advice.
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  • alinaandjaredalinaandjared
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    edited December 2011
    we don't have step parents involved but if we did, I think I still would wnat to have my birthparents (or whoever raised me from infancy until divorce time) walk me down the aisle. I know some people were raised by grandparents are walked down by them, etc. I think step parents will understand? Hopefully someone else will chime in
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  • signingjuliesigningjulie member
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    edited December 2011
    If FI is not close with the step-parents, don't include them in the processional.  I know this caused a minor issue at my friends' wedding.  Her husband's parents are both divorced and remarried, and he had both his birth parents walk him down the aisle.  I don't know if the step parents were too thrilled, but they got over it.  So will your FI's.
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  • slbriz34slbriz34
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    edited December 2011
    Thanks ladies; we discussed it today and he's okay with them not having a part in the processional; they'll just sit with other family members.  He thinks they'll be fine.  I was just curious if other folks had encountered the situation.One more thing out of the way!  :-)
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  • sunburst29sunburst29 member
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    edited December 2011
    Hi ladies - what did you all think about the groom coming down right before the bride?  Just wanted some thoughts on that. thanks.
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  • alinaandjaredalinaandjared
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    edited December 2011
    I think that's typical especially if bridal party walks together. I always thought of jewish weddings to really put light on both bride and groom and walking in after everyone really accomplishes it rather than the groom waiting while more people come in after him before the bride's entrance
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