Oh! I wish I had this video one year earlier. I love my mom so much and she was amazingly supportive but I was also struggling to find her something to do and ways to get her involved. I kept feeling bad but also at a loss on how else she could help. I was thinking if she could maybe bake some wedding favours but my dad said that would only stress her out unnecessarily. This video is so so good. Oh, if only I had this then. Thank you for always sharing Lauren.
Hi l love you videos We get married in April and my mom has been apart of the entire wedding planning process more than my maid of honour she is witness for the signing of book. My nan is sadly no longer with us but she will be walking down the aisle with me in my bouquet locket and a tartan ribbon in my bouquet which she used to wear that particular colour tartan in her clothes ❤
Please could you offer any advice about involving family where it's a very simple elopement style marriage with just the couple on the day itself. What can be done before and after the day to make family feel valued?
I will mention here my very favourite suggestion for including mums in a ceremony (if both mums are attending) - get them to be the ringbearers for the ring exchange, instead of the best man/person/whoever. Each mum takes care of their child's wedding ring, and when prompted they give the ring to their child's partner with a hug and a kiss. What says "welcome to the family" more than that?! Let me know if you include this in your wedding ceremony, people!
I'm doing my first look with my mum and dad and having my sister get me in my dress. I'm then having her walk down the aisle with my young nephew who is our pageboy.
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Oh! I wish I had this video one year earlier. I love my mom so much and she was amazingly supportive but I was also struggling to find her something to do and ways to get her involved. I kept feeling bad but also at a loss on how else she could help. I was thinking if she could maybe bake some wedding favours but my dad said that would only stress her out unnecessarily. This video is so so good. Oh, if only I had this then. Thank you for always sharing Lauren.
We are having a hand fasting as part of our ceremony ( the thing that started ‘tying the knot’) and both the mums will be the ones tying the ribbons😊
Hi l love you videos We get married in April and my mom has been apart of the entire wedding planning process more than my maid of honour she is witness for the signing of book. My nan is sadly no longer with us but she will be walking down the aisle with me in my bouquet locket and a tartan ribbon in my bouquet which she used to wear that particular colour tartan in her clothes ❤
Oh this is just so gorgeous 🥰❤️
Please could you offer any advice about involving family where it's a very simple elopement style marriage with just the couple on the day itself. What can be done before and after the day to make family feel valued?
I will mention here my very favourite suggestion for including mums in a ceremony (if both mums are attending) - get them to be the ringbearers for the ring exchange, instead of the best man/person/whoever. Each mum takes care of their child's wedding ring, and when prompted they give the ring to their child's partner with a hug and a kiss. What says "welcome to the family" more than that?! Let me know if you include this in your wedding ceremony, people!
Oh Nat that’s so special I LOVE it!!
I'm doing my first look with my mum and dad and having my sister get me in my dress. I'm then having her walk down the aisle with my young nephew who is our pageboy.
I love this ❤️