Thursday, June 12, 2014

12 Tear-Jerker Father Daughter Wedding Moments

One of the most sentimental moments of a wedding is when the bride is walked down the aisle by her father, who is guiding her to the next phase of her life. The age old tradition of fathers giving away their daughters didn't start out as a sentimental gesture, however. In fact, it was more of a business transaction than a special moment between parent and child. Now, it has evolved into the perfect photographic moment- usually completed with (happy) tears from both the Bride and her Father!



A bride's wedding day is just as special for her father as it is for her. After all, who was there to give you piggy-back rides when you were little, or threatened to beat up your boyfriends when they broke your heart, or even better, took you shopping when you were down? No matter who you ask to walk you down the aisle, that person plays a special role in your life and that moment when they walk you down the aisle is a memory you will never forget.

As a tribute to Father's everywhere, here are 12 of our favorite Tear-Jerker Father Daughter Wedding Moments caught on camera:

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Are you in tears yet? We are! There are so many other ways to honor your pops on your big day other than the walk down the aisle as well. Think of a special song that you shared when you were growing up and use it as your first dance. Or, before you do the new tradition of having a "first look" with your sweetie, how about doing one with your parents or grandparents? And make sure you set aside a special time to say thank you and goodbye before your new sweetie whisks you away on your honeymoon!




Special Thanks to Huffington Post for the article and photographs.

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