Read an open letter from a bride who drastically changed her wedding day due to the pandemic and a mother of a soon-to-be bride who is walking alongside her daughter through this unexpected journey. OnTheBlog
Have you, your daughter, or a loved one had to change or postpone your wedding date due to COVID-19? We know this is a difficult season for many, especially those who have spent months, perhaps even years, planning for this moment. With that in mind, we’re sharing an open letter from a bride who drastically changed her wedding day due to the pandemic and a mother of a soon-to-be bride who is walking alongside her daughter through this unexpected journey.
Like me, you have likely experienced a broad spectrum of emotions. The weeks of realizing that our wedding would be affected were filled with a deep sense of loss and grief. If that is where you find yourself, know that you are allowed to feel disappointed. Remember, Jesus understands your feelings and His compassion for us is great. Take every emotion to Jesus and receive the rest and hope only He can provide. God wastes nothing, not even this.
Remember, you are still a bride, not just because of a white dress and beautiful ceremony, but because of who you are in Christ. Nothing takes that identity away from you. I am cheering you on, and, when your day comes, what a celebration it will be!This is heartbreaking. So terribly, terribly heartbreaking. This is not at all what you were expecting. Bridal showers canceled, venues and churches closed, and all the details of planning on hold.
Mother of the bride, I know you, more than anyone. You want to help your sweet daughter navigate this journey with beauty and grace. You want her to walk through this experience with trust and reliance upon the Lord. The way you and other family members respond will speak volumes to your daughter. But especially your response. Your precious daughter looks to you, her mom, the woman who has walked her through trials and struggles her entire life.
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