My father held my hand and squeezed it gently and told me everything would be okay, because he knew my greatest fear was freeze and not move, or fall. . His reassurance gave me enough confidence that I managed to lift what felt like a brick and before I knew it, we were walking down the aisle. Everyone in the main role could have been a look of doom for me, but I didn't even notice all the people looking at me, all I noticed was my future husband waiting for me at the altar. My tunnel vision only allowed me to see my husband. It was such an amazing feeling to see him standing there and looking at me, I felt like we were the only two in the entire church. The ceremony was a success and when we were finally able to walk down the aisle as husband and wife, I then realized how much love and emotion there was in the air. At the church at that time, there were tears, applause, smiles and congratulations. We. There were many more people than I ever expected to be there for us. When we went out, rose petals were thrown at us and I thought to myself that this is what I always wanted, complete happiness and satisfaction. Reception was blurry as there was so much to do and see it was happening