What is the term for the walk the bride and groom make together at the end of the wedding?

Principesa: What is the term for the walk the bride and groom make together at the end of the wedding?
I’ve heard the “processional” is the term for the walk the bride takes down the aisle, towards her groom, at the start of the wedding (usually accompanied by her dad, etc)

So what is the term for the groom and bride walking back down the aisle together, at the end of the wedding??

I can’t remember!

Thanks!

Answers and Views:

Answer by alikonda
“Recessional”

Answer by arklatexrat
I think it is called the “recessional”.

Answer by B2B 8/30/08!!!
recessional, and the music played is usually the wedding march

Answer by Melissa
recessional

and both include any attendants that may walk down the isle.

Answer by Pax
alikonda is correct, it is Recessional…sounds kind of funny, like recess in grade school, a time to “play”!

Answer by ♥Kaitlin aka His Browneyed Girl
“Procession”–when the the bride and groom, and their wedding party enter the ceremony site.
“Recession”–the bride and groom lead their wedding party out (in reverse order of the way they entered).

Answer by zynkkah
Recessional

Answer by Greyhound Mama
It’s called a Recessional.

Answer by D4Pres2012
Recessional

Answer by PugMom
Yep, what they all said.