Thinking of you...

Sent: Mar 10, 2024

Today, we are sending love to those who might be finding this day difficult 🤍
Your wedding is one of the most significant days of your life, and when a loved one has passed it is natural to miss them even more at such a life event. 
In honour of Mother's Day, we've put together 6 ways to remember our loved ones who can't be with us. 
We have taken the time to speak with those who have incorporated these steps into their own weddings, to help feel the presence of someone who is deeply missed.
 We hope this is helpful if you are in a similar situation. Our DM's are always open if you are missing someone special during your wedding journey.

1. A Moment of Silence
Lighting a candle and taking a moment of silence to remember during the ceremony is a beautiful, poignant way for your guests to have their own moment to remember.
2. Plant Love
Give packets of seeds as your favours of your mum's favourite flowers to plant in the spring, and include these flowers in your wedding day 🌸 
3. Repeat History 
Get out the photo album and be inspired by the things they had on their wedding day. You could have a replica bouquet or veil made. This is a wonderful way to feel close to them by having something they loved featured in your day.

4. Reserve a Seat & Toast
Arrange a seat to be left unoccupied during your ceremony. You can place a bouquet or photo on the chair to make it more meaningful whilst using your speeches as an opportunity to bring attention to their memory. 
5.  Something Borrowed
Wear something which belonged to your mum on the day to help feel her presence with you. You could also look to embroider initials or name into your veil too. This becomes a gorgeous keepsake. 
6. Let The Music Play 
From walking down the aisle, to your exit as a newly married couple or even the first dance. Choose a song you and your mum listened to together or an artist who reminds you of her.

Thinking of you,
the Six Stories Team x

 
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