Dads sometimes get invited to a first look with their daughter, the bride. 
Dad gets to walk her down the aisle.
Dad gets to say “I do” in the giving away section of the ceremony. 
Dad gets to do a father/daughter dance.
Dad gets to give a speech at the reception.

And Mum gets to..  traditionally, not a whole lot. 
Which may suit your mum just fine.  

But, if those customs and the idea that only the father or male figure gets to be recognised, listened to and featured prominently in their child’s wedding grinds your gears as much as it does mine, you’ll be curious about how you can thoughtfully and seamlessly incorporate your other parents – could be mum, step mum, mother-in-law to be or mother-figure into your wedding and make them feel special, important and loved!

Today you’ll learn 12 different ways to include your Mum in your wedding (because no 2 mums are the same).

Resources: 

Ep 59: Your Wedding Processional - How To Make It Your Own and LOVE It

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