Bre Avery Zacharski
Having someone there to walk you down the aisle on your wedding day is such a special moment. Sadly, this 24-year-old woman is looking at going down the aisle all alone after her future father-in-law declined to hold this special role.
She did have two moms growing up, and they just got divorced. She has a bad relationship with both of her moms.
Her biological mom has no clue who her father really is, so she grew up without one. Currently, one of her moms is caring for her little adopted brother, who is 12, while her other mom has been bouncing around through different relationships.
After she turned 16, she actually moved in with her fiancé’s family, since her situation at home was abusive.
“His parents took me in and treated me like family, and his dad quickly became the father figure I never had,” she explained.
“I thought he saw me as a daughter, and I always imagined him walking me down the aisle. But recently, he told me he couldn’t walk me down the aisle, as it would be unfair to his own daughter (my sister-in-law, now 16).”
“This broke my heart, as it made me feel like I wasn’t truly seen as his daughter after all. Instead, they suggested that my 12-year-old adopted brother walk me down the aisle. The thing is, we’re not close, and I feel like he’s too young to take on that role.”
She would prefer to walk alone down the aisle on her wedding day after her future father-in-law turned her down.
She does have a two-year-old son, whom she had with her fiancé, and it is an option for her to have him walk along with her.
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