Your Wedding Day is arguably one of the biggest, most significant days of your life, so it's understandable to have a degree of apprehension about the practicalities!
And in this
Enhance the UK blog post, one wheelchair user receives advice and reassurance around fears of being looked at whilst coming down the aisle, the first dance and more.
For instance:
There is often pressure for brides to walk down the aisle and to have the perfect photos. If it is not possible for you to walk or you may use all of your energy doing this, try not to stress about this or let it get you down. The day is about you and your partner so do what feels best for you both rather than worrying about what others think. There are plenty of examples of people coming down the aisle in groups dancing or doing something funny – again, removing that pressure and focus on you ‘walking’ down the aisle and staring at you. But people know you as a wheelchair user so equally be proud of that and flaunt it if you want!
Over to you:
- Did you have any fears about how your day would go and it not being the ‘normal’ way of doing things?
- What advice would you give to others in a similar position?
- What memories do you hold from your special day?
Please share your thoughts with us in the comments below!
