Hey I just wanted to share what I will be doing for the father daughter dance. my dad died last June of colon cancer, so this has been a hard thing to figure out. I didn't like the idea of totally skipping it and didn't like the idea of dancing with someone else with our song. I thought of having the father daughter song playing and have the dance floor clear ( like a silent dance) but felt it was too emotional. So for the father daughter dance, I will play his favorite song in honor of him, and have the dance floor open to anyone that wants to dance to it. I feel like this way I'm honoring him, but still having a good time.what do yall think of this? Would like to hear what other brides are doing that their dad's passed away.
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