When getting married you are combining two families together and its always a good idea to incorporate your new in-laws someway into the special day to help further that relationship. With our wedding, I have my sisters and mother and father incorporated into our wedding either being a bridesmaid or walking me down the aisle. We are also doing a rose presentation for our mothers but I also wanted to do something with his two sisters and father, I just don't know what. FMIL and FFIL will not be attending the reception due to religious beliefs. Does anyone have any ideas on how to incorporate my FSILs and FFIL into the ceremony/reception? What are you planning, if anything, to incorporate the in-laws into your wedding?
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