My husband and I are planning to get married by the Catholic church, have a traditional ceremony and after a celebration at a reception venue. It's really important to us to be married by church and give our vows to each other and God. However, little aspects of a traditional wedding will not be applied. Right now I'm fixated on the fact that I have no male figure in my life to walk me down the aisle during the church ceremony. Matter in fact I have no immediate family. Limited on extended family (not close to anyone particular). I'm happy for my new hubby that he still has his family and encourages me that they will be my family. But his family live far away and don't see them much, his dad is not my favorite because he's quite and distant. So I wanted to know if anyone can relate somewhat to this and how you managed through it and letting go of traditional aspects of a ceremony and celebration.
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