Honouring Loved Ones
Cheryl Warry • May 20, 2021
Keeping Memories Alive In A Wedding
It goes without saying that a wedding ceremony can be highly emotional however, this emotion can be taken to a whole different level when someone very special is missing from your special day.
There are many different ways to honour that person or persons, it is an entirely personal choice.
My own daughter-in-law carried miniature framed photos (pictured here) of grandparents - both hers and her grooms, attached to her bouquet.
Other suggestions can be subtle or more stated such as;
- Stage a memorial table which could include large framed photos.
- A vacant chair with a familiar item, words not required.
- A candle lit by the bride and groom and allowed to burn throughout the ceremony.
- A family heirloom such as Grandpas's handkerchief could be the pocket square for the groom
- Or a special necklace or bracelet worn by the bride.
There are no rules or restrictions about how to honour a loved one so the options are limited only by your imagination!











