Unique ways to recognize parents and grandparents in wedding ceremony

Re: Unique ways to recognize parents and grandparents in wedding ceremony

• KDM323 member

  

  July 2013

  We aren't doing anything involving our parents....not quite sure. Perhaps give them a flower or something?

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• jamiebeck member

  

  July 2013

  I like the flower option, just not sure when to do it
  

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• clg1213 member

  

  July 2013

  Giving them each a rose can be lovely.   I also saw a ceremony on one of the TV wedding shows where the bride gathered flowers from key people as she walked down the aisle.  The flowers became her bouquet.  I thought it was nice...though I'll note that I'm not big into flowers so would be fine with a "less than perfect" bouquet (obv won't look the same as a florist-assembled piece)

  

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• colleenhas member

  

  July 2013

  Not sure if this is unique enough but....We went to a wedding where as the bride and groom coming back down the aisle, they each stopped and hugged and kissed their spouses parents. I thought it was the sweetest thing.

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• jamiebeck member

  

  August 2013

  colleenhas I really like  that idea!  I may give the flowers on the way in, and do that on the way out!
  

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• forensicgirla member

  

  August 2013

  We have multiple sets of parents. As in my fiancé has 6 parents and I have 3. My father is dead, so my step father is walking me down the aisle. In the introduction, my cousin (officiant) is going to ask "who blesses this union". All the parents will stand and say "we do".
  
  Another idea we have been tossing around is that every attendant will bring a flower to each parent a they come down the aisle to stand up front.

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