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Walking down the aisle is a momentous occasion in any wedding ceremony. It’s a symbolic journey that marks the beginning of a new chapter with the love of your life. Whether you’re walking with your parents, spouse, or best friend, there are lots of factors to consider to ensure that your entrance goes smoothly. From nailing the timing to focusing on your posture to giving yourself a moment to take a breath before the big moment, here are some tips for walking down the aisle, along with some different ways to walk down.
What is the Order of Walking Down the Aisle
The wedding processional is going to look a little different depending on how you set things up (which we will discuss shortly). However, traditionally, you will find that it typically goes mothers of the newlyweds, grandparents (if they are willing and able), the groom/first partner, wedding parties, best man and maid of honor, ring bearer and flower girl, and finally the bride/second partner. As we said, this order is not set in stone, so if you feel like mixing it up, go for it! Image by Penelope Santana
Five Tips for Walking Down the Aisle
Timing is Everything
Timing is one of the most crucial aspects of walking down the aisle. Your entrance sets the tone for the entire ceremony, so it’s essential to plan accordingly. Before you can even walk down the aisle, it’s important to coordinate with your wedding planner to determine a start time for your ceremony. Of cour...