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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).
I mean, it was 2008; why stick to the antiquated idea of the father being the one to âgive the bride awayâ? Nearly seven years later, I havenât been to one other wedding in which the bride was walked down the aisle by both parents, and Iâm a bit surprised.