Jim Zetz suffers from cancer that will limit his life, and he has only years to live. His daughter wanted her father to see her walk down the aisle before he passed, and she got her wish.

This isn’t some freaky polygamist arranged wedding, this scene is one for a dying father to see one of his final wishes fulfilled, and it’s a truly touching moment.
It is heartbreaking to see a girl who clearly adores her father knowing that her wedding day with him is only the dress rehearsal. Still, they savoured the moment as best she could.

Jim Zetz has stage four pancreatic cancer, and his time on this Earth is limited. What better way to spend your final days than with your daughter and wife?


The community came together to help a family whose resources go to medical bills by providing cake, decorations, and other elements that make any wedding special.

The wedding ring is so important that it has its own finger reserved for it, and Big Jim definitely respects that distinction. He slipped the ring on her index finger instead, father style.

This was a real, full-blown wedding in pretty much every respect except for an actual bride and groom. Still, the family got to forget for a day that life can be cruel.

This wedding was put together in 72 hours by a friend who was determined that Josie would have a video of she and her father walking down the aisle at her actual wedding, and that she does.

Being told we have months or years to live is an unimaginable experience, and taking care of the things you care about most in this life before you pass is what matters the most.

Josie and Jim are sharing a tender moment, and one of the final they will ever have together. This is one of the purest, most heartfelt moments you will ever experience between father and his daughter.

Just spoilt my mood

Oho! She got her wish ko? Sebi the man go die and she would be left alone. She's young and I want to believe she won't die young. I pray the wish would make her happy and not be a thing of regret to her for the rest of her life.

Please post on topic always. Don't derail or tribalize threads

What a story...so touching

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