Need alternative to "give bride away"

We are thinking something along the lines of "who promises to love and support these two in their marriage." I know it's a little rough but again, it's just a starting point.

Nothing has to be said. Just as you asked, he can escort you and then take a seat.

Who will represent the bride's family, in love and support for her in this time of her marriage?

We are also having the groom's father promise to do the same for him.

My parents married almost 40 years ago. Nothing was asked or replied - it was merely a walked escort, kiss on cheek, and take seat.

Frankly, I've never heard the "give" question asked. I think it's sexist and archaic- like women are property. Maybe it's the area we live in, maybe it's my family/social circle. I mentioned it to one officiant we talked to - in the hope she didn't use it - and she refuses to use it, even if asked.

I don't think you need to say anything. He's escorting you, but you can definitely omit "giving away"

They dont have to say anything about "giving you away" you can talk with your officiant about what to do.

I don't think he needs to say anything. My parents are both escorting me, giving me a hug I assume, then finding their seats.

Your offiant might have suggestions also!

We aren't planning on having him say anything. Basically dad will walk me down the aisle, shake FH's hand, and then sit down.

"Who welcomes FH into your family"?

I want to say 'who presents' was a thing? I can't remember. Lots of options though.

This is in ours.

Marriage is in itself a blessing. But doubly blessed is the couple who comes to the marriage altar with the approval and love of their families and friends. Who has the honor of presenting this woman to be married to this man?

Answer: "On behalf of her loving family and friends, I do."

My dad just walked me, I kissed him, then he sat down. Nothing needs to be said.

Nothing will be said at ours (which is normal for a Jewish wedding). Both of our parents will walk us each in, I will prob kiss my parents and then FH meets me about halfway up the aisle and walks me the rest of the way.

My BIL is escorting me down and we are not having him "give me away". He will walk me down then have a seat with my sister.