How to list deceased family on wedding programs?

I'm saying this completely out of love. I don't think it would be a good idea to list all your deceased relatives on wedding programs. Your wedding is a time of joy and celebration

We had a "memorial" paragraph on the back of our programs that said something like:

"We want to take a moment to remember those who could not be with us to share in this joyous day, especially *deceased grandparents names*. I did not go further than parents and grandparents.

I would probably do something like that (it's not a focal point) and avoid listing parents on the inside of the program. Or if you're listing processional order, just list those that are actually walking.

I have to agree 100% with Cher. It is a time of love, joy, and moving forward. Please don't let it have a funeral or memorial service vibe.

Everyone will know who is deceased, let's not bring attention to it.

Thanks everyone for the guidance. After thinking about it, the program sort of turned from a wedding program/happy joyous theme to one of a funeral program (in a sense).

I played around with it a bit and this is what I've come up with

Program revision

I think this is a perfect way to make mention of those who can't be there while keeping the tone aligned with a wedding program. Good job, Rebecca