The bride made a wedding manicure with her father's ashes to honor his memory

Unfortunately, it happens that parents do not live to see their children's wedding day. Charlotte Walton wanted to honor the memory of her late father on the happiest day of her life, but she did it in a very strange way. Creating a wedding image, the Briton used dad's ashes in nail design.

Find out how the bride came up with such a terrible idea from our article.The British woman said that she used the ashes of her late father in a wedding manicure. Charlotte Walton, 26, from Stoke-on-Trent, married Nick, 33, in August. A few months earlier, the bride's father, Mick Barber, died of an illness.

The strange idea of honoring the memory of her father at a wedding with a manicure is surprising and even a little frightening, but Mrs. Walton is proud of such a sign of respect for the deceased. It hurts to lose a loved one, but it is better to carry a bright memory of him in your heart, not on your nails.

The use of ashes in manicure design seems strange, but the Japanese would take it quite calmly. Memorial Art Ohnoya has made mini-versions of urns in the form of colorful shiny eggs that can be carried everywhere.