Bride Doesn’t Want Her Dad in Wheelchair to Walk Her Down the Aisle until She Sees Him on TV — Story of the Day

Lisa was embarrassed by her father, Edward, who had been in a wheelchair since saving her during a hurricane that killed her mother. As she prepared for her wedding, she decided not to invite him, fearing it would be awkward with the high-class guests. Edward, ever understanding, agreed, hiding his hurt.

However, after seeing her father on a TV show where he shared his heroic story, Lisa was filled with regret. She realized that her father had sacrificed everything for her, and she had been ungrateful.

On her wedding day, Lisa publicly apologized to Edward for her actions, admitting her mistake in front of the guests. Edward forgave her, and the emotional moment moved everyone to tears.

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