All The Small Things - Little thing that made you emotional

My FH and I were listening to songs to use over for the slide show we will be making to honour our late fathers. We found a violin cover of see you again and I started balling my eyes out! I'm sure there will be more emotional moments over the next year of wedding planning

I am generally not an emotional person so nothing really stands out.

Im a pretty emotional person in general but a couple things that have really stood out to me was when we decided on our first dance song (it has special meaning to us) and we were in the kitchen and recreated the moment we heard it and were dancing and it was really sweet..

and then also when we met with our pastor who will officiate the wedding for us and he was giving a general run down on how the ceremony will play out and I was tearing up because i am so excited to marry this man! I'm constantly saying "i cant wait to be your wife" haha

A bit of a backstory: my fiancee and I met at work. I was the only out person at work and our boss was really supportive of me when things happened in the past, and just as supportive when we started dating and later got engaged.

This past Christmas, after our public events, she asked us to stay behind because she got us an engagement present, and told us how happy she was and how much she loves us and values us as employees. I started crying like a baby.

Still pretty early on in the planning process (only been engaged a month) so I bet those moments are coming. However, my FH did play the song he wants me to walk down the aisle to and just listening to it together imaging the day had me tearing up. Oh also my MOH/Best Friend read the first line of her speech to me this past weekend, which she apparently started writing over a year ago because she just knew he was the one for me, that already created tears. I am doomed the day of.

I got a little emotional when I found my dress...I almost cried.

Nothing about it has made me emotional at all.

Nothing so far haha... I'm 3.5 months away from my wedding and it still hasnt really kicked in

When I was trying on the wedding dress that I ended up buying, my MoH was with me and she was like "Oh I feel like I'm going to cry" and I told her "it's okay you are allowed to cry" so then she did which made me cry too so we were just in the room bawling haha

Hmm, not much yet... my mom cried when I bought my dress which was very cute but I did not cry. I couldn't look at her though!

Listening to potential "walking down the aisle" songs; sending out our StD

For me it's every little detail that is decided and starts coming into place! Finishing our favours, finding vendors, finishing invitations... anything that becomes absolute with the wedding gives me warm fuzzies all the time!

For me, it was how accepting both our families were of having a daughter/son-in law.

My dad went and complained about a flight delay on behalf of us and he called Kane his son-in-law on more than one occasion. My FH's dad had open heart surgery last fall and he was in London for it so I told him if he needed anything, my parents were willing to help. I later found out that he told people I was such a loving/caring future daughter-in-law.

Basically, dads being emotional is my kryptonite lol

My amazing future in-laws put a photo of my FH and I the night we got engaged on their mantel.

They also have a collection of glass birds at their cottage that represents each member of their family, they added a bird for me just after we got engaged.

It was a big deal for me as my FH is the first of their children to marry outside of their culture and religion. So to be so different and immediately accepted has been wonderful because I know the change must be difficult for them.

STILL GIVES ME MAJOR FEELS 😍

My aunt asked if I wanted to wear the veil my mom had worn at her wedding. My mom wore it first, then my aunt and so she was storing it. My mom and aunt since had a falling out and I wasn’t sure how she would feel about lending it to me since I knew she wanted her daughter to use it as well.

When my FMIL offered to throw me a bridal shower.

My friend offered me to borrow her veil and it could be my something borrowed.

I had a meltdown this weekend (on our anniversary actually lol) about how behind we are and how stressed I am, and how nothing is going the way we had wanted it to, and my FH really came through. He told me we could just screw it all and elope (I wish haha), and made me laugh until I was crying from that instead of stress, and then took me to the bookstore (he knows me lol). It was the sweetest thing every and reminded me again that this wedding is going to be awesome no matter how much of a nightmare it is, because ultimately, I'm getting to marry the love of my life, and I am so freaking lucky.

My mom offering to hand bead my veil. She did the same thing for my sister when she got married 10 years ago; so she has spent hours and hours beading the hem of both my fingertip length veil and my blusher.

My FH proposed while we were away on vacation, and my dad lives in Florida for the winter, so he was not home when we got home. He had the whole family over for dinner when they got home in April ( we got engaged in Feb) and this was the first time he had seen the ring in person. I just remember him walking up to me and grabbing my hand to look at the ring, and then walking away. When I turned around he was tearing up saying how happy he was etc. I am not good when people are crying, and it makes me cry lol.

Nothing yet has really happened on that level. I did try on my mom's dress and she offered to let me make some of the flower girl's dresses out of it.

I don't think anything really..at least not yet lol

Nothing lol. I guess I keep my emotions close so I haven’t let anything get to me (also no one has made a grand gesture really).

I mean, it didn't make me emotional but my Dad (and Mom... joint bank account and all ) paid for my wedding dress and veil and whatnot No crying but I felt very grateful and loved.

My FSIL gave me one of her mom's homemade handkerchiefs. They were made by their grandmother, and passed down to their mother, and were a pretty big deal in their church community. Both of my FH's parents have passed, so to be gifted such a sentimental family heirloom was quite touching