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needsmoarbokehabout 2 months ago18

I love it

Ornery_Old_Manabout 2 months ago11

Why not? It looks like they all enjoyed it.

My daughter and son-in-law had their two surviving grandmothers be the witnesses at their ceremony. It was a great idea!

Fivefootdirkabout 2 months ago6

There isn’t a a single day I don’t Miss my grandmothers, so this got me 😢 what a way to honor them for being the special human beings they clearly are

Boise2Britianabout 2 months ago3

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VariousOperation166about 2 months ago2

Well that's gorgeous. I love everything about this. I wish their grandchildren a long and happy marriage with this kind of spirit!

averyyoungpersonabout 2 months ago2

I had my great aunt Susie (not biological) be the flower nana at my wedding.

She was in a relationship with my biological aunt, and came into our family for life. She played an active roll in raising ten of us, being the touch stone of our whole family. She cradled us when we were sick and loved us from the time we were all born, through my mom's generation and my own. When my biological aunt died, Susie carried on for over 20 years without her lifelong partner, still giving to us selflessly. She was the most amazing woman I ever knew, there truly wasn't a crooked bone in her body. She was our great matriarch and passed away in 2023 at 83 years old.

The world was never good enough for you, Susie 🥺

PierreOnTheEclairabout 2 months ago2

https://preview.redd.it/p1rzyi2lbnch1.jpeg?width=1747&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fc4a796d27249e9b46e7992b182545e58620bcd4

jayslay45about 1 month ago2

If you all are lucky to have your nanas alive for your wedding, normalize this please. Its awesome!

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Significant-Tea-6584about 2 months ago1

I love it