Any advice for honoring people who’ve passed and can’t be at

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Any advice for honoring people who’ve passed and can’t be at your wedding? We have grandparents but also my dad and would love some thoughts on ways to make it feel like they’re *included*

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Light Candles for Your Loved Ones

Lantern in the front row at the ceremony

An altar for your loved ones

Some couples choose to create a tribute table or area with photos and special items from those who have passed. I have also seen couples create a seat at their dinner table with a photo. Including a special reading in the ceremony that is a favorite of the loved one could be nice as well.