HOW TO HONOR DECEASED LOVED ONE AT YOUR WEDDING CEREMONY

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manner they like it. For example, you can add their favorite flowers or scented candles or their favorite fragrance. Even a short message for them along with the photo is a big token of respect. They are there watching you from heaven and feeling all happy to see their “little ones” moving on to next beautiful phase of life. 2. You can include “theirs” as your “something borrowed” The current trends are to give the additional flair to vintage. How cool it is that you can actually have something beautiful and vintage that too from someone from your family. For instance, the brides can wear something; it can be the dupatta for the wedding Lehenga or their wedding dress. Indian grooms can also include something in their attire as well it can be something as basic as cufflinks of their great-grandfather. But including something that belongs to them makes you feel their presence on the most beautiful day of your life. 3. Let them be the part of your “wedding ceremony” Another way of making them a part of your special day is to place their photos in chairs allocated to different guests. How do you wish your grandmother to be a part of your Mehendi ceremony, sitting by your side, singing her hymns? Why not place a picture of
hers next to you? You can do the same at your “Phera ceremony” where you can place her picture on one chair in the mandap. That way they can be the part of all the functions of your wedding ceremony. How beautiful it felt to fly some balloon in the air. Why not use this as a token of respect and gratitude for deceased family members? You can get the balloons with their names inscribed on it. You can add a little message too and let it fly high up in the sky. This way you can send all your love up to them. You can ask other guests too to do the same. Let them showered up with love up there. 4. A dance on their favorite song This is smoothing very simple and very thoughtful at the same time. You can dance on their favorite song and dedicate the same to them. You can make a little announcement or can even make a speech to mark this moment. Instead of sharing everything that makes everyone cry, you can remember them happily. Indian wedding brides look exceptional with all those heavy jewelry. “Kaliras” form the essential part of the bride’s jewels. And hence many brides are carrying little pictures of their deceased family member in the Kaliras. How creative yet beautiful way to include them on the most special day of your life. Worried that brides have got so many options yet grooms are left with very limited options. No worries, you can include their picture too inside the jacket of the suit you are wearing for your “d-day”.
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