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Hey, reddit! I'm in a bit of a wedding planning dilemma.

I come from a family of immigrants, and we've lived in the US for ~15 years. Due to how accommodating our city's culture is of Latinos, my parents managed to get by without ever learning English. That's not to say that my father hasn't *tried*, but at his age, learning a new language just might not happen.

Fiance [M24] and his family, on the flip side, are as American as they come. Everyone speaks English only.

Our wedding is coming up. Every friend and acquaintance Fiance and I have, all of our co workers and important connections, all speak English. At first glance, it makes sense to have all the toasts and vows and services in English.

Problem is, my dad will be the only one left in the cold, unable to understand a word. His speech at the rehearsal dinner will not be understood by most guests. I, as the bride, will obviously be too busy on wedding day to do my usual duty of liaison/translator, which I've done every time so far when our families get together.

We know of two other bilingual guests who could help out -- my dad's girlfriend and my fiance's best friend. The best friend is also going to be the Best Man though, so he might already have a lot on his plate that day looking after Fiance. My main worry is having someone keep my dad on schedule and aware of when, and how, he's supposed to walk me down the aisle. That's a cue I wanna make sure he doesn't miss.

Do you guys have any suggestions for accommodating his language needs? Maybe print a special version of the program in Spanish, with the vows translated, for him to read along? Anything else I could do to bridge the gap, without disrupting the flow of the day?
<bot>: Gettin' hitched. Everyone involved speaks English, except for my dad. How do I make sure he doesn't feel left out or lost?