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Or that are fixed in place. The average walking time for the entire bridal party will be around 5 minutes. The bride typically takes as little as 30 seconds to 1 minute. Every venue will be different. Every wedding will have a different number of guests in attendance. The speed at which the bride and the rest of the bridal party walk down the aisle will also influence the time. Either way, it is generally advised that a bride practice the walk several times before the big wedding day.
Even going as far as timing the walk and the pace and ensuring it is not too slow or too fast. There a number of individual circumstances that can impact the length of the walk for the bride, or the bridal party. The average processional song lasts for between minutes, on average. Consider that this is the full length of time required for the bride, and the rest of the bridal party to walk down the aisle.
If you each only have one or two people at your side, there is plenty of time for everyone to walk out individually. If you each have four or five people in your processional, pair them off to help move things along. If you have a large wedding processional, consider sending the group out in two waves, one for each side of the aisle. They can walk in pairs if you need to save time. If need be, you can use place markers to make sure no one crowds the officiant during the wedding ceremony.
A wedding processional usually lasts around three to four minutes, and timing for groups or individuals will vary depending on the size of your wedding party. That will allow enough time for everyone to enjoy the moment and for the photographer to get a few good snaps. It may help to count in your head as you time your steps. The more you practice, the easier it will be to get through any anxiety that may come up on your wedding day. You may also be tempted to look down at your feet.
Your photos will look much better if you can maintain your posture while you walk. The best way to keep your head level is to lift your chin and try to keep your earlobes in line with your shoulders.
If you spend a lot of time looking down on your computer or phone, your neck muscles may not be used to it, but practicing every day will help.
Stand straight and tall. Push your shoulders back and keep them down. As you walk, keep your knees bent and your feet shoulder-width apart. Tuck your tummy in to keep your core engaged and help you maintain.
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