Gone are the times when having children before marriage was a cause for shame, so it is not uncommon to see children who accompany their parents to the altar, they wear the rings ... But the idea of this couple has given many to talk, for obvious reasons. A baby accompanies her parents to the altar "hooked" to the tail of the wedding dress.
Not in a stroller next to them, or in a baby carrier, or in the arms of the father, mother, or godparents or witnesses ... No: the baby was literally hooked to the tail of the dress, so that it was very visible to the ceremony attendees (and not as much for their parents as is evident).
The mother, Shona Carter-Brooks, put the wedding picture on her Facebook profile and although the quality of it is not too good, it can be seen in the video and we also invite you to see it from her page on this social network or from Twitter, where other users (such as the journalist @reinaLydia) have exposed it.
It is clear that the couple wanted their daughter of just one month to accompany them at this special time, but the way she did it is not too usual and somewhat irresponsible. In the face of criticism, the mother has defended herself by pointing out that the dress had been modified so that the baby could safely go hooked on it.
He does not regret what has been done, says that the baby was awake and safe and responds to the great uproar by stating that "We do what we want when we want to, as long as Jesus is on our side everything will be fine."
There have been even those who want the child protection services to act, which already seems excessive, although and, let me joke in the face of this unusual fact, yes a good wedding dress stylist could be notified... I hope the baby was disengaged from such artifice as soon as the ceremony was over, because imagine a waltz of this guise.
I do not think that the baby was in great danger, nor that the mother jumped down the steps (it should not be easy to drag that dress with the baby in drag), but although this was well held, the posture is certainly not the most comfortable and suitable for so tender age and after all, the baby is dragging on the floor. Nothing happened, but it could have happened.
I imagine the surprise face of the guests ... and it doesn't occur to me what could happen through the baby's head to be towed in such a way (or by the parents' head when devising the system). No, the idea is not good. Neither for the baby nor for the bridal "aesthetic". And I hope you don't set the example for everyone's sake ...
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