Will You Be My Wedding Padrino?
💍 To ask the person who walks you down the aisle, or to thank him
🎨 Four scenes and four styles, laser engraved or in colour
🪵 Plywood, paulownia or ash with its natural bark
Will you be my wedding padrino? A question for the person who walks you down the aisle
In a Spanish wedding, the padrino is the person who walks you down the aisle and stays by your side for the last steps before «I do»: your father, your brother, your grandfather or that friend who has always been there. Asking him with a wooden plaque with his name, yours and the question «Will you be my wedding padrino?» turns that moment into something you will both remember. It is a way of saying, “will you walk me down the aisle?”, that he can keep. And if the wedding has already happened, the thank-you version thanks him for that walk to the altar.
Scenes and styles for your story
Four scenes tell the story of that day: Walking to the Altar, Entering the Church, The First Dance and Before the Yes. If you prefer something more decorative, there are the styles Colorful, Floral, Boho and Classic. All of them can be laser engraved or colour printed, and the preview shows you the result with your names before you order.
Three woods, from the simplest to the most rustic
The plywood plaque, with rounded edges, is the simplest option, at €15.95. The paulownia slice keeps a very thin bark and costs €24.95; the solid ash slice is larger, with the bark in relief and a very marked grain, at €32.95. As it is natural wood, every slice has its own shape, so his will be one of a kind. Any of the three turns the question into a gift for the wedding padrino, or a father of the bride gift if he is your father, that he can keep.
A gift for the wedding padrino, to hand over in person
Write his name, yours as the bride and, if you like, the date of the wedding. It is a keepsake to give him while looking him in the eye, at a family lunch or the day you tell him how the ceremony will go, and it will then stay at his home, beside the photos of that day. If he is your father, it makes a father of the bride gift that finds its place at home. Whoever he is, it also answers “will you walk me down the aisle?” in wood.
If you would also like to give something to your witnesses, your bridesmaids or the person who will drive the car, our collection of Will You Be…? signs has plaques for each of them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it for asking “will you walk me down the aisle?” and for saying thank you?
Yes. When you choose it, you say whether it is to ask him “Will you be my wedding padrino?” or to thank him for having been one.
What details does it carry?
The padrino's name, yours as the bride and, if you like, the date of the wedding.
Which wood should I choose?
The plywood plaque is the simplest and the most affordable. The paulownia and ash slices keep the bark and look more rustic; the ash one is the largest.
Is it a good father of the bride gift if the padrino is my father?
Yes. The altar and first dance scenes are made for exactly that moment between the bride and the person who walks her down the aisle.