This weekend has been particularly hard for my family. On Saturday we lost my future MIL. Of course all parts of our lives have changed but we know on our wedding day her absence will be felt. We are saddened that had covid not come around we would have been married and she would have been there on our wedding. We'd have the family pictures. My FH is an only child so we wanted very much for her to see him in his tux, be there for everything. We are happy that we did everything backwards and for 8 years she had the chance to be a Giagia (greek for grandma).
So I guess my question is what ways can we bring part of her with us throughout the day. I can have a picture put on my bouquet but what about men? What litte things can have have with them to honour loved ones that have passed.
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