*what i would change - FH's grandpa will escort his g-ma down the aisle but an uncle will escort his other g-ma bc her husband has passed. . . . my brother is walking my mom in . . . FFIL is walking FMIL in. . .
HTH!
pixiechickie
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Im walking with my mom and dad. The girls are walking down with the men. My man is walking down with his parents- him one one side of mom and the dad on the other. I dont think thats typical but I like it.
AlmostMrsKelly
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i think i am going to have FH and BM walk down together. then FH's parents. then my brother with my mother. then jr BM and jr GM. then BM and GM, followed by 2nd BM and GM. then MOH alone. then me and my dad
here's a question though... where does the flower girl go? before BM & GM or just before MOH or just before me?
Chrissywish
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Posted by ant n tilde
This is what I found:
The following is a typical order to a wedding Processional. It can certainly be modified based on your particular situation.
The groom, best man and Officiant enter by using a side door. They all stand facing the guests.
An usher escorts the grandmother(s)of the bride to their seats.
An usher escorts the grandmother(s)of the groom to their seats.
An usher escorts the mother of the groom to her seat.
An usher escorts the mother of the bride to her seat.
The ushers walk down the aisle (or escort the bridesmaids) and stand next the groom and best man and then face the guests.
The bridesmaids walk down the aisle.
The maid of honor walks down the aisle.
The ring bearer walks down the aisle.
The flower girl walks down the aisle. (Many times the flower girl and ring bearer will walk together)
The father of the bride escorts the bride down aisle.
*what i would change - FH's grandpa will escort his g-ma down the aisle but an uncle will escort his other g-ma bc her husband has passed. . . . my brother is walking my mom in . . . FFIL is walking FMIL in. . .
HTH!
I like all this making the ushers escorting the gma's and mothers the gpa's fathers or close family members
