Walking down the aisle alone?

Sure you can!

Joe and I walked together

Ugh. Can the concept of "giving away" please just die? It hasn't be relevant in decades.

That being said, what I'm looking forward to the most are the moments BEFORE I walk down the aisle with my dad. When it's just us, and I know he'll say something weird, but funny, and we'll laugh. Who do you want to share that moment with? That's your answer. (It's OK if the answer is nobody.)

I'm walking halfway by myself, then FH will come meet me and go the rest of the way together. Symbolic of our lives, start alone, finish together. I haven't seen or spoken to my dad in 10-15 years. He is not invited.

I don't think it'll look weird at all. I considered it myself but feel having someone next to me would help calm me. I'll have my mom walk me. Considering having my bro join us as well.

Since your mom raised you as a single parent I personally would give her the honor of walking you down the aisle.

I'm walking alone--parents are deceased. I thought about having my adult sons do it, but I thought it would look awkward to have both of them and I didn't want to choose one and hurt the feelings of the other one, so I'm walking alone. Plus, my FH has asked them both to be GMs, so that works better. I agree with A&C, let your mom do it.

I was having the same problem however that's because my dad has past. I'm using my uncle who I am very close to which is my dad brother. However when it comes to who give this bride away all my brothers are going to say "we do". And as for my dance, it'll be my uncle and then my brothers.

My oldest daughter has her best male friend walk her and my middle

Daughter has her FIL walk her....my FH and I are walking together since I have no one to ask we are doing a simple ceremony

I walked alone, but I'm wondering if your mom is expecting him to walk you down. Curious why she would insist on his being invited.

I'm walking down the aisle unescorted. I grew up the youngest in an abuse household. I've tried to hold on to a relationship with my father and while he did expect to walk me down the aisle with him I'm very happy to walk myself. Not only does it feel like a facade, I don't like the symbolism of a man (especially one who is the opposite of a positive male example) giving me to another man as if passing ownership. I also don't believe he has earned to honor. I've always been very independent and haven't been able to rely on family. I'm excited to be standing on my own - I think it displays strength, is aligned with my beliefs and personality, is more dramatic for the audience and allows me a quieted mind so I can focus on my husband to be.