It is tradition for the happy couple’s parents to pitch in and pay for the wedding festivities. Even if your parents haven’t paid a dime to help you with your wedding, they have likely still worked hard to assist you in planning your big day. Their support will help you get through the stress of planning such an important event.
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Seeing as your parents have been such a big help, you will certainly want to thank them!
Here at Mountain House on Sunday River, we are happy to see couples that are supported by their parents. That’s why we have put together ways for you to thank yours on your wedding day. To learn of some great inspiration, be sure to continue reading:
- Keeping Your Mother with You. Wouldn’t it be nice if your mother could always be close to you? While you may not want her glued to your hip, there is still a way to keep her with you throughout your special day. You can choose to wear a piece of her jewelry on your wedding day, to honor her. This option can also pose as your “something borrowed”.
- A Special Dance. What better way to honor your parents on your big day than by having a special dance with them? Mother/son and father/daughter dances will show just how much you appreciate them. Or, even presenting a special moment for your parents to dance together would be heartfelt.
- Wipe Away Those Happy Tears. Watching you walk down the aisle and begin your own marriage will undoubtedly be an incredibly emotional moment for your parents. There will likely be tears, and hugs. Allow them to wipe away their tears of joy with a customized handkerchief. You can have your own special note embroidered on it to make it truly personal.
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Your parents mean the world to you, and with these tips, you are sure to make your wedding day special for them too. Here at Mountain House on Sunday River, as a wedding venue in Newry, Maine, we are happy to host your special day. Contact us today to view our rustic Newry wedding venue.
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