Memorializing grandmother during wedding

I am so sorry for your loss prayers to you and your family and loved ones, Maybe you can put a picture where she was going to be seated with a rose

I'm sorry for your loss.

Not to make you sadder, but you're right - nothing will make up for her not being there. She was special and her presence can never be replaced.

You should do what feels comfortable to you, and also be aware that your feelings may change. You may decide right now that having an empty seat for her will be comforting, and you may find that the morning of, the mere thought of that makes you inconsolable. This is okay. Enlist someone who will be willing to quietly make last-minute changes if you need them.

I always encourage people to incorporate something meaningful that made that person happy when they were alive. A favorite flower, a favorite song. If she had a poem she liked, or even a saying she always said, write it down on a little piece of paper and keep it with you. If she had a favorite animal, find a little pin or charm of it and sew it into your dress or to your bouquet. By choosing things that made her happy, you carry some of her happiness with you on a day that she certainly would have been happy for you.