Bride makes her 4 grandmas flower girls at her wedding

Wednesday, October 16, 2019 at 4:40 PM by Khadijah Thabit

- A bride identified as Lyndsey Raby has gone unconventional in picking flower girls for her wedding

- Rather than pick young, cute girls, she chose her four grandmothers to make her day unique

- The grandmas looked excited and joyful as they ushered in the bride on the wedding day

It is common practice for a bride to pick young girls as flower girls and close friends on her wedding train to make her day more vibrant. However, newly-wedded bride, Lindsay Raby decided to be unconventional and do the most adorable thing ever.

Blessed to have four of her grandmothers alive and well, she chose the to be the flower girls at her grand wedding. The beauties, 90-year-old great grandmother, Kathleen Brown; the groom’s 70-year-old grandmother, Joyce Raby; Lyndsey’s 76-year-old grandmother, Wanda Grant; and her 72-year-old grandmother, Betty Brown all dressed up in lovely blue dresses and jacket, bearing a bucket of flowers.

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They marched down the aisle individually, ushering the bride to the altar to exchange vows with the love of her life. Not only were the ladies filled with joy to be a part of the wedding, the guests present at the wedding had smiles as they watched the aged ladies contribute to the special day, Metro reports.

The happy bride also posed in the cutest photo with her flower girls and advised other people to think of going unconventional for their own wedding too instead of following age-long traditions that may or may not mean anything.

For Raby, she was blessed and happy to have her flower girls by her side, giving their blessings.

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Bride makes her four grandmas flower girls at her wedding — Lyndsey’s flower girl squad was made up of four grand mothers. Photo: Metro
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