Maybe I'm retarded, but I'm not really sure how thuis is supposed to go. Just for reference, it's a Jewish/Catholic ceremony. For some reason I thought all of the groomsmen walk down early. Then the groom walks down with his parents and takes his place, the parents are seated. Then the bridemaids walk out one at a time, then the MOH, the ring bearer and flower girl and then I come down with my parents who remain standing with us for the ceremony. Afterwards, the bridesmaids/MOH are paired off with the guys to walk back up the aisle. Is that right?
eogara
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That's how a Jewish wedding would do it, yes. In a traditional Catholic wedding, the groom is already at the altar, as is at least the Best Man. If the rest of the groomsmen are not at the altar, they are paired with the BMs and walk down. If they are also at the altar, the BMs walk down by themselves.
Maybe you can create your own? That's what we'll be doing because of our Jewish/Catholic ceremony as well.
nferrandi
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Anyone else have any opinions?
monters
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very good question..I was wondering this myself...
allaboutthecake
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I've seen it where it is done both ways. The bridesmaids walking out alone and then another one where they were paired with groomsmen. I don't know which I want to do yet.
Jo Ann
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This is what I was thinking of doing I have no flower girls no ring bearer Just a MOH and a BM and a BM and 1GM.
I am not sure of the exact order but here goes
BM and Gm walks FH grandmother down.
FH and his parents Girls walk down by them selves and I walk with my parents
On the way out us the girls and guys together followed by parents and granny Ours is a interfaith wedding too but at a Catholic church.
