Alternative Ways Of Walking Down The Aisle - The Celebrant Angel for Humanist Weddings in Aberdeen

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Alternative Ways To Walk Down The Aisle

There are several alternative ways of walking down the aisle; it doesn’t have to be conventional.

As your wedding day approaches, and the nerves start to kick in, the thought of walking down the aisle can be quite daunting for some couples. And you start to wonder if there are alternative ways of walking down the aisle.

All those eyes on you as you walk down the aisle! That can be quite scary.

As you know, here at the Celebrant Angel, we like to look into alternative ways of doing things. Ways that can take some of the anxiety away, and make it more comfortable for you.

So let’s look at alternative, less daunting, ways that you can walk down the aisle.

There are several alternative ways of walking down the aisle; it doesn’t have to be conventional.

Why not start a new family tradition.

Show the youngsters in the family that it’s okay to step out of the norm for your wedding day. Or, any day, for that matter.

…The easiest part of marriage is falling in love and walking down the aisle….

Family Dynamics

Here is where choosing who’s walking you down the aisle can be difficult.

Perhaps you’re not close to your parents; they may not even be at your wedding. You may have step-parents too.

So how do you choose which family member walks you down the aisle?

If this one causing you some issues, let’s look at what other options you have other than the traditional walking down the aisle route alone or with a family member.

And how to choose what’s right for you

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1 Plus 1

If you want to walk down the aisle traditionally but have two people to consider for that role (father and stepfather, for instance).

Why not try it 1 plus 1.

Let one parent walk you halfway down the aisle, stop and let the other parent pick up and walk you to your partner.

I like that idea. It breaks up the walk and gives you something to concentrate on that’s closer to you than your partner.

Whos First Down The Aisle

Traditionally the groom is the one who enters the venue first, waiting for their partner at the top.

But as we look at alternative ways for you to walk down the aisle, why not do that differently?

What about you being there first? Let your partner pick up the limelight with a solo walk down the aisle to meet you at the top.

Give the guests a wee surprise.

Walking Down The Aisle Together

This is a good option if you’re stressing about walking the aisle on your own if you have no family taking you down.

Choosing to walk down the aisle together takes the stress of deciding who can escort you, and doesn’t leave anyone upset because they haven’t been asked to do it.