Keep or Skip: Father walking you down the aisle?

Keeping. I wasn't going to since its my 2nd wedding but it was important to my dad so we're doing it.

Halfway between. My mom will be walking me down the aisle!

Decided to keep it. It's my second wedding and we've been living together for over 7 years but I think it would hurt my father's feelings if I didn't.

Keep! My dad and I are super close and I'm the first of 2 daughters to get married. My sister and I both plan to have dad walk us down the aisle.

Will for sure be having my dad walk me down the aisle. I'm a daddy's girl and love him more than anything. Couldn't imagine anyone else walking me towards my FH

Halfway keeping. My father and my grandfather will walk me down the aisle, but we are skipping the "giving away" tradition. After walking me down the aisle they will take their seats, no questions or acknowledgement of handing me over.

I hope I can keep it but I'm not sure we fit down the aisle at church!!!! I'm wearing a ballgown and I don't want to awkwardly waddle down the aisle. I'm stressing about this.

Kept! I'm the first of his girls to get married and he and I are really close. However, we didn't see it as him "giving me away".

In the Jewish religion, both parents walk their child down the aisle, and I kept to that tradition.

Kind of keeping. My stepdad will (hopefully) walk me down the aisle. I plan to ask him on Father’s Day!

My dad will be walking me and both of my FH’s parents will be walking him as he is Jewish.

Keeping! It's not about being "given away" just that special moment with my dad. The officiant won't ask him anything, he'll just walk with me then give me a hug or peck on the cheek and sit.

This is the whole reason we chose to have a wedding. Long story short, my dad almost passed away, had a brain tumor that severely changed his personality. after he survived he apologized for his behavior prior to the tumor and mentioned that he thought about who would walk me down the aisle had he passed away (this was ten years ago, 8 years before I even met my FH, I was 14) so I want him to walk me down. We will not have him say that he is actually giving me away since I’ve lived in a different state for almost 5 years now. But yes, keeping!

I decided to have both of my parents walk with me.

I asked my mom and dad to walk me down the aisle, because I am extremely close with both.

My girls are keeping this and my DH is beyond excited and honored to do so. We’re catholic and it’s never been part of the catholic faith to “give away” the bride. It’s actually a “modern” tradition as the old way was the couple enter together as a sign of their mutual willingness to be married.

Keeping, if my dad is able to. (He has escalating hip and back issues.) I don't look at it as giving me away, but as a honor to be walking beside my dad on a very important day in my life.

I asked my mother to walk with me too, but she said she's too self-conscious and refused. Funny, my dad and I are the shy ones in our family, and my mom is the social butterfly.

I'm walking by myself. I do think it's a sweet tradition for those who want to honor their dad though!

Keeping, my father and I are very close so I can't imagine not doing this.

Keeping - having both parents walk me down the aisle! I believe my FH will have his parents walk him down prior as well.