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sam16c4 · May 2013

So Im having a march wedding and my father has past away for few years and Im not really close to my brothers so i dont know who i should walk me down i have a close uncle and very friend that has been there for me alot more then brothers and my friend is a firefighter that i run rescue with so we been threw alot over years and know each other great and my daughter wants be flower girl so that out question who should i ask to walk me down. Also were hoping have part cermoney out doors remeber its vermont wedding is that dumb?

QueerFemme · May 2013

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[QUOTE]So Im having a march wedding and my father has past away for few years and Im not really close to my brothers so i dont know who i should walk me down i have a close uncle and very friend that has been there for me alot more then brothers and my friend is a firefighter that i run rescue with so we been threw alot over years and know each other great and my daughter wants be flower girl so that out question who should i ask to walk me down. Also were hoping have part cermoney out doors remeber its vermont wedding is that dumb?
Posted by sam16c4[/QUOTE]

You can pick a brother, or a female friend, or your uncle, or you can walk by yourself. Vermont outdoor wedding in March? I think that sounds ridiculously cold.

misshart00 · May 2013

Even if your daughter is your flower girl, she can still walk down the aisle with you.

bakerie · May 2013

You can ask whoever you want to walk you down, or walk by yourself. I would nix the outdoor ceremony. And maybe use some periods.

MuppetFan · May 2013

I think it would be cute to walk down with your daughter, but basically, go with who you want to. There isn't a bad answer.

QueerFemme · May 2013

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[QUOTE]In Response to Help!!! : Whoever you want to walk you down is who you should have walk you down. If you feel very close to your uncle and want him to do it then that's fine. Just because you have a brother does not mean the role is automaticall his. I would not have an outdoor ceremony in Vermont in March. The comfort of your guests should be your number one priority. I don't really understand what you are asking about the flower girl. Also in the future you should try to use more punctuation and sentence structure in your posts. I had a hard time understanding what you were trying to say without it. Good luck.
Posted by HoorayForSoup[/QUOTE]

It is taking everything I have not to correct the spelling and punctuation errors and repost OPs post.

kmbryant2413 · May 2013

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Help!!! : It is taking everything I have not to correct the spelling and punctuation errors and repost OPs post.
Posted by cmgilpin[/QUOTE]

*thumbs up*

wittykitty14 · May 2013

An outdoor wedding in March...in VERMONT? I've lived here my whole life, and all I can say is that that's really not a good idea. I don't know where in the state you are, but there's typically still snow in March...and April...and May in some areas. It's also pretty unpredictable and varies a lot. Just last week it happened to be in the 70s and sunny for days, which is highly unusual. This morning when I drove to work it was in the 30s. And this is two months after when you'd like to have your wedding.

I have a couple of ideas for you. The first, could you do an outdoor wedding later in the season? I won't lie though, nearly all outdoor VT weddings I've seen have been rained on. You'd need to be prepared for that. My other idea-Have your wedding in March, but indoors. Find a venue nestled in a snowy/mountainy area with lots of windows. That way, you'll get the gorgeous views of a VT winter with the comfort of being indoors. That's what I think. Good luck!

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