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    • MrsC2Be
      CommentAuthorMrsC2Be
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    Hi ladies,

    I only recently met my dad, so my grandad was always my father figure but sadly passed away at the end of last year. His wish was always to walk me down the aisle, as he isnt here i dont feel there is anyone else in mine or my partners place who can take that place so Ive decided to walk down the aisle alone. My H2B thinks ill regret it but my mum understands and thinks its nice.

    Has anyone else walked down the aisle alone? Id like peoples personal experiences, or opinions on it please!

    Tia :) xx

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    • StaceyH989
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    Hi MrsC2Be, I agree with your mom and think it is a lovely idea and you could always wear a locket or have on put in your flowers with a picture of your Grandad in and then he would still be walking you down the aisle, I hope that makes sense? My step-dad is walking me down but I am having a small piece of blue gardening string placed in my bouquet in memory of my Grandad as he always used to tie his trousers up with it and would never wear a belt.
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    I'm thinking of walking down the aisle alone too. My Dad passed away 7 weeks ago and just can't imagine anyone taking his place so I would rather do it alone. I've found a locket of my Mum's with a picture of each of my parents on their wedding day in it, I will be wearing that so that they are with me.

    Do whatever you feel comfortable with.

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    • MichelleC961
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    Yes I think it would be lovely and I'm sure your grandad will be walking with you beaming full of pride xx

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    • MrsC2Be
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    i like the idea of having something on me or on the bouquet that is his, or a reminder of him.

    haha stacey that made me chuckle about the blue string :) thats sweet!

    Donna im sorry to hear about your dad, thatll be lovely to wear the locket im sure he will be right there with you.

    Thanks Michelle

    xx

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    • StaceyH989
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    So sorry to hear about your Dad Donna, my thoughts are with you at this sad time.

    MrsC2Be it made the florist laugh as well when I requested it, He was such a funny bloke! In our church there are glass panes on the very last pews so we are thinking of getting a nice framed picture of the relatives who have passed and placing them on the shelf, so its like they really are there with us.
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    • StephanieM158
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    My Dad passed away when I was 16, I have brought my brother up as my mum had left.... initially I was walking down the aisle alone. I dont feel like its necessary for somebody to give you away/walk you down the aisle.

    Note: my sons doing it for me because hes too shy to walk down the aisle without me. haha xx

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    • MrsC2Be
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    Stacey thats a lovely idea :) i am having a small table with a few words in a frame and a candle burning x

    Stephanie thats so cute that your sons are doing it, who will be more nervous walking down the aisle you or them lol that will make for a lovely picture!! xx

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    • EmmaM1435
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    You can get little charms made which attach to your bouquet where you can put a picture in, my fiancée and I both lost our Grandfathers (who would have walked us both down the aisle) and we're having the charms so they're still walking with us down the aisle.

    Plus you won't really be walking down the aisle alone, I'm sure he will be with you every step of the way x
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    • CommentAuthorSamanthaW362
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    i think thats no problem. many of my friends do it alone
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    • MrsC2Be
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    The idea of adding a few charms to the bouguet is cute, thanks Emma :) x

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    • Mrs T Hurley!
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    My oh and I are walking down the aisle together. I'm so worried I'm going to fall over if I'm walk up on my own!

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    • MrsC2Be
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    Mrs T Hurley 2B Thats a lovely idea! Sure youll be just fine :) x

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