Sentences with phrase «big walk down the aisle»

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Sheri had carefully picked the date to avoid a conflict with a Stanford home game so she could be sure my dad, an alum who was at Cal watching Stanford lose a Big Game the day she was born, would be there to walk her down the aisle.

I also still like to go to any big Whole Foods store, just because I like to walk up and down the aisles and see what's there.

Brides have been walking down the aisle in pretty pastels or straight - up saturated hues for a few years, and baby - blue gowns were one of the biggest trends at Bridal Fashion Week — so fun!

There's no better way to walk down the aisle than in these elegant sneakers: height without the heel, dance - all - night comfort, plus versatile style so you can keep wearing them well after the big day.

Walking down the aisle on your wedding day, is of course one of the biggest moments of your life!

I didn't see the suit until she saw Russell in it as she walked down the aisle on the big day.

Although it doesn't appear as though any dogs or cats will take part in Harry and Meghan's I do's, one in 10 Brits have celebrated their own walk down the aisle with a fur baby that they go walkies with, and an estimated 56 percent want to remember their big day with photos and videos that include their furry family members.

Stand with your lover at the end of the chapel where a big open window looks out infinitely to the Indian Ocean, after you've walked down the dramatic «aisle» with blue water and palm trees either side of you.

They're the big furry creatures you'll have seen if you've ever walked down the children's lit aisle at a book shop.

They come to me to ensure that they're on the same page before they walk down the aisle and that those pesky problems don't become bigger issues that wreak havoc on their marriage.

Right now, as I am listening to this part of the song, the words sink into my heart like never before because this August I will be seeing my little girl, my oldest daughter, walk down the aisle as (ok, choking back the big tears now) a beautiful bride.

I will be seeing my little girl, my oldest daughter, walk down the aisle as (ok, choking back the big tears now) a beautiful bride