Bride Puts Her Dad’s Ashes In Her Wedding Day Nails – IOTW Report

Bride Puts Her Dad’s Ashes In Her Wedding Day Nails

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Wedding days are momentous events and while it is an overall joyous occasion, it can also be difficult for some brides and grooms with loved ones who aren’t at the ceremony because they’ve passed away. Many deal with it by bringing photos of their late relatives or even wearing something that belonged to them so that in a way, they are present.

Charlotte Watson lost her dad to cancer four months before her nuptials and found a special way to include him in her big day – the 26-year-old used his ashes in her nails. Charlotte’s cousin, Kirsty Meakin, a nail artist and YouTuber, gave her a one-of-a-kind manicure that featured the ashes encased in her nails. To get the nails just right, Kirsty and Charlotte went through the ashes to find pieces that would work. When they selected both dust-like pieces and small bits of bone fragments, Kirsty created a French ombre manicure. more here

27 Comments on Bride Puts Her Dad’s Ashes In Her Wedding Day Nails

  1. The customary wedding night grabbing of the heat seeking moisture missile would certainly be uncomfortable for me if I were the groom. Just sayen. In fact I’d be asking about whats in her lip stick.

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  2. What a bunch of idiots. I could see encasing them in a pendant or bracelet or something but picking thru your loved ones ashes to put on your fingernails? Oh well, at least I’m not hearing about her pushing turds.

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  3. That’s disgusting. In so many ways.
    Is that really what Dad would have wanted… ?
    How did the hubby feel about her running those fingernails through his hair?
    Ugh. Stop.

    I had the same conundrum, Dad having not lived to walk me down the aisle.
    I solved it by eloping.
    Saved everyone a lot of tears and travel expenses.
    And, though I didn’t realize it at the time, saved a heck of a lot on a manicure…

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  4. AW, who cares….my Dad’s second wife jumped through a bunch of hoops for my Dad’s ashes to be interred in a mausoleum in a state and town which he never lived…My solace comes in knowing that he no longer loved her and she knew it. She also knew that I knew it and her kids quit loving her as her checkbook vanished….then her grandkids didn’t care much for her either…nasty bitch…

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  5. Some things get under my skin but this is a sure sign of ignorance and a definite symptom of disrespect.

    No doubt she used those same nails to wipe her ass and pick her nose.

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  6. In order to do what is right, if you are Catholic, the remains must not be dispersed and must remain together. Just saying.

    FWIW, I find the whole fingernail thing to be damnable.

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  7. It is a sure sign of “his” (dare I presume gender?) much manly manness, that her groom showed up. Wifed up the perfectly sane mother of his somebody’s children. Much, much man.

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  8. Who cares? If that is important to you, go for it. But keep it to yourself, it doesn’t need to be on the interweb. Next thing you know she will be looking for a gofundme something or other.

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  9. Sylvia, no i dont but the article said they looked for pieces to use, not ash, so i assume they are sandpaper sized pieces. Would that be right or are there larger chunks?

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  10. @Charlie WalksonWater the cremains from our animals look like coarse sand with some larger bone fragments.

    I’ve seen places that will turn your cremains into ‘gem stones’ but it’s not for me.
    @joe6pack, i agree. Do it, keep it to yourself and be done.

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  11. I would have encased them in a ring or pendant necklace. But fake fingernails?
    Uh…no. I’d have more respect for my father’s remains than that. But then, those fingernails will have the bride’s real desired effect, “Hey! Look at meee!!”

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