u/psychedeliosis

Okay, I have possibly a silly question here but I need to ask it. At every wedding I have attended and stood at, the bridal party are paired together (MOH/Best Man, Bridesmaid/groomsmen, so on), and walk down the aisle with arms linked. They also exit the wedding the same way.

However, in a lot of things I have seen online, I see the bridesmaids walking alone down the aisle?? Also the parents of the bride and groom walking down the aisle, aside from the brides dad walking her down the aisle? I had never seen that before. I first saw it when those viral Tiktoks were going around of the bridesmaids walking (running?) the aisle to "Ordinary", but now I am seeing it a lot more now that I am planning my wedding. I was wondering if that was a typical thing, or maybe its a regional thing? I live in a very rural area not in the USA for reference.

Generally I guess I'm curious about your wedding processions and who walked down the aisle and how they did! All perspectives welcome :)

Hi! I'm looking for photographers who would be available for a ~30 person wedding on July 3, 2027 in Truro. We would need about 2-3 hours of shooting in the afternoon for some couple and family shots. Especially looking for maybe photography students or those new to wedding photography. I started looking at the portfolios for some truly FANTASTIC photographers in the area who deserve all the money for the work they do! But I am feeling really discouraged by the pricing of packages and I'm starting to wonder if I'll have photos at all since I really cant afford to spend over a thousand 🥲 any leads are appreciated