Bride’s Sister Vs. Tradition: Aisle Walk

Before we get into the comments and opinions under the post, NSB rounded back to offer a few clarifying points for context:

1. When asked if her in-laws were contributing to the wedding costs, she said: “Yes. In fact, they’re paying for about 75% of it since I’m in still in school and don’t have the money to put towards a wedding the scale that my fiancé wanted.”

2. When asked whether her fiancé asked her sister for her hand in marriage (as tradition would usually direct the groom to ask the father of the bride), she said, “He did, actually. She also helped him custom design the engagement ring. She showed me their group text and at one point they spent three weeks trying to decide between five different diamonds.”

3. And finally, when asked if she could walk herself down the aisle, she said, “That was my sister’s suggestion when she said she was fine just being the MOH, but I rejected it. Because of her, I never walked alone on the worst days of my life, so I’m definitely not going to walk alone on the happiest.”