Kids. You love them, and they?re tons of fun, but when it comes to sitting still?let?s just say they have some learning to do. Unfortunately, a restless kid can totally derail a serious wedding ceremony. (And if you don?t believe me, ask my cousin, whose 7-year-old son spent half of her wedding mass tugging on her dress and asking to try the wine). If you want to have an elegant, classy wedding, you may feel like the little ones just can?t be involved.
But, I have good news: even if you have a particularly wiggly kid in your life, you can still include them in your wedding festivities! There are plenty of jobs they can do that don?t involve standing at the altar as you exchange vows. Here are just a few ways you can get your own children, nieces, nephews, or cousins involved in your wedding. 1. Let Them Be Your Escorts Down the Aisle
Having your child walk you down the aisle is a popular choice among blended families, and it?s a wonderful way to invite your child to be part of the wedding ceremony. Your little man (or lady) can walk you down the aisle, ?give you away? (indicating their support for the wedding) and then go hang out with grandma in the pew for the rest of the ceremony.
What do you do if you have multiple kids in your life" Let them all be your escorts! There?s no hard and fast rule dictating who should join you down the aisle, and letting all your kids share this moment with you is a great way to make everyone feel like one big, happy family.
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