Chelsie Hill has used a wheelchair since she was a teenager, but dreamed of walking down the aisle one day at her wedding. So, she found a way to make it happen. Hill, a passenger in a drunk driving ...

"Everybody was crying," bride Amber McConkey tells PEOPLE ...

A British veteran who has been using a wheelchair for the past seven years shocked her husband-to-be on their wedding day when she arrived at the end of the aisle — by walking. Emma Kitson, 35, of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The couple made their way back down the aisle after saying 'I do' [Photo: SWNS] A woman who was told she would never have use of ...

A wheelchair-using groom spent a year having physiotherapy to be able to stand for his first dance with his wife on their wedding day. Barry MacDowell, 49, and his wife, Emma, 36 - who both have ...

One woman was stunned after her mother-in-law suggested she ditch her wheelchair for her nuptials so she'll "look nice" in photos, adding she thinks she'll "regret" the decision if she doesn't. A ...

A wheelchair bound father of the bride has surprised and delighted his daughter and her wedding guests by standing up to walk his little girl down the aisle. Talking to ABC News, Heather Duquette ...

A photo posted by Lizzy O. (@thediylady) on Sep 24, 2016 at 6:29am PDT Your wedding day is the most joyous occassion of your life and one bride had the time of her life in her gorgeous white gown.

Walking down the aisle is already one of the most emotional moments of a wedding, but for one bride, it meant even more.