Choose any traditions from a first-time wedding that you desire. A second-time bride can still share a first dance and the cake cutting with her new husband, toss garters and throw bouquets. Include the children and make them feel part of the new marriage. Give them special roles in the wedding, such as greeting guests at the door, escorting the bride down the aisle or reading scripture. Invite your ex-spouse if you want to, as long as your partner is comfortable with it.
Kids can join in the vows, accepting their new siblings or family.
However, respect their feelings if they don't want to participate. The veil and train are in general still reserved for first-time brides. A hat or a delicately jeweled hair band are perfect alternatives. Inc. How things get done. Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy .