Jewish wedding-brides parents divorced & remarried. Want all in procession. Need ideas for walking bride down?

Question

I am close with both sets of parents although grew up in my mom and stepfathers home. Don't want to hurt anyones feelings.

Answer 1

You could have your mom and step-father walk you half-way down the aisle and then your dad and step-mom walk you the rest of the way.

Answer 2

Her mom and step dad can walk her halfway down the aisle then hand her  off to her  dad and step mom. At that half way point her mother kisses her  and they walk over to their seats of honor, then when she arrive at your side, her dad kisses her and places her hand in yours and they walk to their seats and the ceremony begins.

Mazel tov!

Edited  - oh Sage, you beat me to it!! I was typing as you were clicking on "post"

Answer 3

Halachicly, step parents have no role to play in the wedding and the biological parents should walk her down the aisle.  it does not mean the step parents have to be excluded- they can join their respective partners under th chupah as honoured guests, but strictly speaking it is the role of the biological parents to walk with their daughter down the aisle- particularly the father as it is a symbolic handing over of the daughter from his home to the home of the chatan.

Answer 4

Your biological parents should walk you down and same goes for him.

If you want to invite the other parents under the chuppah you can do that.

Congrats.