A little bit of backstory here. My fianceé is my hero. From when I met him two years ago, he has been through hell and back. He was finally getting treated properly for bipolar disorder, however, he has also been diagnosed with narcolepsy, nerve pain, and a small slew of other medical issues. Throughout all of this, he has always remained positive.When my fianceé was young, his father was in an accident that left him mentally handicapped (mental capacity of a very small child,) and he was also paralyzed on one side. His mother never divorced him and never ever left his side. She was so faithful to him. Fast forward to April last year. His mom had a heart attack out of the blue. She stayed around with us for a few days in the hospital. We were sure she was gonna pull through. I went to spend time with her in the hospital, even though I was not close to her at all. She didn't know me and I didn't get to know her very well. My fiancee was working that night, and I was the last person she was able to talk to before things turned for the worse. She passed away the following evening. After that, it was like my fianceés father just knew that his wife was gone, and he passed away shortly thereafter. Even through all of these hardships, my fiancee has been so incredibly strong. He is my hero. He is always staying strong, even through the ups and downs of being bipolar. I want to honor his parents at our wedding. I admire his mom for her dedication to her husband through all those years. I regret not getting to know her better before she passed. So, like the title says, I am looking for ideas to honor them as well as my fiancee at our wedding.Also, my apologies for my first post here being kind of a downer :( via /r/weddingplanning http://ift.tt/2t82Aqb
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