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How fast does the bride usually walk during the Bridal March down to the altar?
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* The bride holding onto her father's arm should walk very slowly down the aisle so the groom and guests can enjoy how stunning she looks. True, brides have a glow about them. This also gives the photographer a chance to take pictures. There will be a rehearsal a couple of days before the wedding at the church and the bride; father of the bride; Maid of Honor and Bridesmaids will be instructed as to how slowly they should come down the aisle.
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