Are you ditching parent dances?

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I honestly may skip out of them, too!! Sounds like it's going to be so fun, I'm sure the games will be a huge hit!!

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Oh wow, yes I would do the same thing! Sending my best wishes to her!

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That sounds awesome!! I'm sure everyone will love it! What song are you all dancing to?

We are having the parent dances for sure!

Since my dad passed away in October 2017 I’ll be doing my daddy daughter dance with my mom, my brother, and my godfather (he’s walking me down the isle) and my SO will be doing the mother son dance with my “bonus” mom because his mom passed away 5 years ago

We are ditching this one... My parents won't be there

We are! We aren't having any planned dances.

Definitely keeping the parent dances!👍

No mother/son dance. FH has zero interest in dancing and is already having to dance two dances with me so I didn't want to push it too much. I am dancing with my Mom since my Dad passed away years ago.

I've been to weddings that didn't have mother/son dances and instead at the beginning of the reception after the Entrances/Introductions the groom gave a small toast to his mom and presented her with a bouquet of flowers. That could be done for both parents if needed. I thought it was really nice when I saw it and there wasn't a dry eye in the house.

I'm undecided, never thought about dancing with my mom. My FH parents are deceased.

Our parents mean to much to us to not to

Yes, I’m definitely ditiching this tradition. I’m more of a mommy’s girl anyway.

Most definitely keeping this!!

I’m ditching the dancing all together

I’m dancing with my son, since my father is in heaven. My fiancé is dancing with his mom. And I also wanted a family dance since we’re blending my fiancé, my son and myself.

Keep tradition

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Aww that'll be so fun!! Have you picked out a song yet?

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Lol, that just makes it more fun!

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That's awesome, it'll be such a special moment between you two! I love that song!

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You could always start the dance with your dad and then let your step dad and brother cut in for a little bit at the end. I saw that once when a bride's father had passed and each of her brothers took turns dancing with her.