Abby Connolly
Nevertheless, her father wouldn’t give her a clear answer as to why things are tense between him and her fiancé.
Despite all of the tension and awkwardness, she will be inviting both her dad and stepmother to her wedding. She expects that her dad will just “sit in the corner with a drink and mind his own business.”
However, this is why the bride-to-be feels torn. Traditionally, the father of the bride walks the bride down the aisle.
The father of the bride will be there, but with their relationship being “nonexistent,” there’s a chance it won’t be a very special moment.
“It feels good to think of walking myself, but I know he would be in the crowd and might be hurt,” she continued. “That being said, I guess I’m not even sure if he will come.”
Fellow Reddit users chimed in on the woman’s post to advise her on what to do.
“Just because something is a ‘tradition,’ doesn’t mean you have to do it,” wrote one commenter.
“Your wedding should be a day of celebrating your love with your fiancé, not a ‘pleasing your dad’ day.”
You can read the original post on Reddit here.
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