Marriage Ceremony Question

[Compry]

Anybody eva hear of <span style="font-weight: bold">two </span>giveaway fathers in di ceremony?

[seemiyah]

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Yes stepdaddy and real daddy, and one walks her half way down and the other takes over - at least that's how it was done on something I watched. I wouldn't think it so unusual with so many blended families now.

[Compry]

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Thank you seemiyah...how about both walking her all the way down the aisle?

[seemiyah]

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I think the halfway thing might be a compromise if they don't get along or so that each has his own 'moment' but if they are both ok with it I wouldn't see a problem with both of them walking her down the aisle.

[Compry]

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I'm thinking about the halfway thing and there may be issues with who wants the last leg.

[LiteBlonde]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Compray</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'm thinking about the halfway thing and there may be issues with who wants the last leg. </div></div>

The last leg should really be reserved for the man who is the FATHER in her life and and not just DADDY, because me feel that the last leg is the most important leg, as that is where the real handover takes place.

[Compry]

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yeah, and I'm thinking if she can't decide then might as well have both of them walk her all the way down.

or...both walk her halfway and the groom comes to get her at that point.

[kia027]

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why not just have her walk herself down the last leg.. to show she has become her own person?

[Pepper]

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I have seen several options.

Two daddy's walking her all the way down
two daddy's with 50/50 split, mommy and daddy all the way
mommy and daddy with 50/50 split
daddy half way, mommy brings boquet and they both continue with bride the last half
I have also seen daddy and son dring the bride down

[Compry]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Pepper</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have seen several options.

Two daddy's walking her all the way down
two daddy's with 50/50 split, mommy and daddy all the way
mommy and daddy with 50/50 split
<span style="font-weight: bold">daddy half way, mommy brings boquet and they both continue with bride the last half</span>
I have also seen daddy and son dring the bride down </div></div>

I love this idea in addition to Keyer's suggestion with a twist.

Both fathers walk her in. Mom meets them half way, gives her the bouquet. Then all three follow behind as she walks up to meet her groom.

[Pepper]

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Compry, in that scenario, the mother had the boquet and sat in the firt row. When the bride reached the half way point, mom stood up and walked to meet her.

Mom gave bride the boquet, then they both took her down the isle.

[Bizzy]

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It don't matter who walk who down the aisle..

is who ansa to the pastor when dem ask who giveth away de ooman..

so de whole family, friends and coworkers can walk dung de aisle wid har if she want

[missus_vegas]

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i have been to a wedding where two older bros walked down the bride.

mi no really see the give away ting....mi a walk by mi self. my ceremony will be the shortes in history. all the minister allowed to say is i now pronounc eu man and wife....well maybe a bit more i just dont want the tradition ish.

[LiteBlonde]

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You seem to have the right idea missus_vegas, cause at this rate, by the time the decision is made about who will walk who up the aisle, the divorce papers would be drawn up and ready to be signed right after them say &quot;I do&quot;.

LOL

[britisha]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BiziBubbla</div><div class="ubbcode-body">It don't matter who walk who down the aisle..<span style="font-weight: bold">

is who ansa to the pastor when dem ask who giveth away de ooman..</span>

so de whole family, friends and coworkers can walk dung de aisle wid har if she want </div></div>