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here you go ~. The bride and her father, or other close family member. The bride walks on the left side. If the bride's escort is her father, he leads her to the front of the aisle, then takes his seat next to the bride's mother. I agree with Slebs. I was on my dad's right so he didn't get caught between me and hubby (then 2b).
Check out our ultimate guide below, beginning with Mom and ending with the bride: The Bride's Mother: The mother of the bride's entrance marks the beginning of the ceremony and processional. Once she reaches the end of the aisle, she takes her seat to the left of the aisle in the first row.(In Jewish ceremonies, she and the bride's father escort their daughter down the aisle together.).he Bridesmaids: During the processional, the bridesmaids walk down the aisle before the maid or matron of honor. The Maid or Matron of Honor: Before the ceremony, the maid or matron of honor assists the bride with her dress, veil, and train, making sure everything looks perfect before she walks down the aisle.