Question Asked: 28/12/2023
Wedding Date: 9/08/2018
Answered by: 8 Experts
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(16) · Byron Bay to Ballina , North Coast NSW and Gold Coast QLD
Posted: 23/02/2024
Absolutely - totally your choice.
There are many many reasons why walking the bride down the aisle is no longer performed by a actual father.
i have had parents walk their duaghter, godfather or godparents, uncles, aunties. Who does not matter, it is why!
It is the person who is very important in your life and you and that person want the honour of walking down that aisle together.
It is a memory for you both and for your family and friends in attendance.
No rules. Anyone, anyone number of people (a lot use both parents - or their father and son!) - or come down together - or not at all - just start up the front. No rules.
(0) · Townsville / Magnetic Island, Charters Towers Richmond districts. Mission Beach,
Posted: 23/02/2024
Absolutely a perfect moment in time for you both.
you really can have any one walk you down the isle.
Yes, the bride can have anyone they would like to walk them down the aisle, or they can walk down solo if they'd prefer. I've done ceremonies where the bride has chosen to walk down with the couple's pet dog and others where the bride and groom have walked down together. The number one rule on your wedding...what the bride says goes!
Absolutely! You can have anyone you like walk you down the aisle. It's your day so do it how you like with whoever you like.
Yes - like Ruby has mentioned, anyone can walk you down to aisle!
Dare to step outside the box of tradition and create their own way! xx
Absolutely, anyone can walk you down the aisle. It's your personal preference and you can even walk in with your partner or yourself. Good luck!
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It is absolutely okay for your Godfather to walk you down the aisle. You can choose anyone! I have had a bride choose their brother after their father had passed, another had their step father, another had an uncle, another had her mother! It doesn't really matter who it is, as long as it is special and meaningful to you. Completely your choice.