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Lost loved ones often leave a void in a day that is supposed to be one of the best days of your life. It’s difficult to celebrate your big day with laughter and smiles while thinking of lost loved ones. No need to fear though, as loved ones that have passed on can be included in your wedding even if they aren’t there in a physical sense. Whether you want to honor recent lost loved ones or those that passed decades ago, there are many ways to incorporate them into your wedding.
1. Wedding Dress
Vintage wedding dresses are all the rage. A wedding dress worn by your great grandmother is not only considered cool, but meaningful. Pay homage to a passed woman from your life by wearing her wedding gown. The beautiful lace and embroidery comes to life as you think of the happiness she felt wearing it at her own wedding. If you don’t like the style of the dress, many places will alter it to your liking or even cut pieces of it to sew into your own dress. 2. Bouquet
The bridal bouquet offers many different ways to incorporate lost loved ones. Use their favorite flowers or just one simple flower in memory. If your mother loved sunflowers, place a single sunflower in your bouquet to represent her presence. You can easily place a grandmother’s brooch, your aunt’s favorite necklace, and/or a swatch of lace from your great grandmother’s dress in your bouquet. Many brides tie a locket with a photo of their loved ones or a rosar...