Dear Amy: I recently got engaged to my boyfriend of 11 years! It’s been a whirlwind.
My own bias is toward the marrying couple walking together down the aisle, and yet I realize that culturally this is not the norm, although this would help you to avoid the entire awkward question.
If your father doesn’t want to do this, decides to punish you by acting unhappy about it, or gets too drunk on the day to manage, then you should press ahead with your fiancé’s father.
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