Anyone Honoring a deceased family member at the wedding ceromony?
Original post by Jackiwedd
I have a little problem. My family wants me to honor my aunt who was very influential in my life) at the ceremony-Nothing big, just acknowledgement. I on the other hand think it is more important to honor my FH deceased father. But doing both would be just out of hand, I dont want it to be too depressing-After all I am getting married. Opinions??
janwinterbridejoy
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i had my father and my dh grandparents remebered in the service. i also mentioned them in the wedding program. i wrote a letter to my father and it was on the back of th eprogram. i also had a tribute slideshow to music at the reception and it was lovely. fm me if you want to see it
RobNette
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My fiance and I have quite a few people that we want to honor who have passed on, so we are encourporating a moment of silence to honor the ancestors who have passed; very native american, but it works in with our Earth-Spiritual ceremnoy. Perhaps you could do the same type of thing, and just have a moment of silence. We figured that if we named one, then there would always be another and antoher, and then there is the 'why didn't they mention my mom' problem. This way, everyone can think of who they want to , and all get honored.
belle31125
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My mother is getting bagpipe for our ceremony as a tribute to my grandparents who have passed away.. I am going to include a small message about it in the program
