Incorporating Lost Loved Ones

I didn't have that but I've seen a lot of people add a little photo of their loved ones to their bouquets or have empty seats symbolizing their presence there

We've both lost our parents, he's lost two brothers and a sister, I also lost my grandma and my cousin/best friend. We're having the our wedding on what would have been my grandma's 100th birthday to honor her. We're having their names read during the ceremony, we're have a memorial dance to "you should be here" by Cole Swindell, and I bought a collage frame to put their photos in on a table with a flameless candle

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I had bouquet charms with a photo of my late grandparents and my aunt.
I've also seen them done as a pin or cufflinks for the men to wear, or incorporating a scrap of their clothing into the dress.
H thought about it too late, but he asked his brother if he had their grandpa's cufflinks but they were at his place in GA.

I lost my grandpa and my eldest brother some years ago. I'll be doing the charms on my bouquet as well, and I'll probably have one 'reserved seat' as a memorial for all of our lost loved ones (it's a really small venue so having one for each person isn't feasible).

Me and my FH are having 3 seats reserved in the front row for my grandmother, his grandfather, and one of our groomsmen, who have all passed away. We will have a reserved sign, a white rose and a picture of them on the chair. We’ll also have a table to remember our loved ones at the reception, along with a seat for the groomsman we lost at the head table. I also plan on putting a pendant with a photo of my grandma in my bouquet!