I won't get married. In a marriage ceremony, the man and woman walk down the aisle of a church to be married.

Not sure if you know this But when we first met I got so nervous I couldn't speak In that very moment I found the one and My life has found its missing piece Chorus: So as long as I live I love you Will have and hold you You look so beautiful in white And from now to my very last breath This day I'll cherish You look so beautiful in white Tonight... What we have is timeless My love is endless And with this ring I say to the world You're my every reason You're all that I believe in With all my heart I mean every word (Repeat Chorus) You look so beautiful in white (na na na na) So beautiful in white tonight And if our daughter's what our future holds I hope she has your eyes Finds love like you and I did Yeah, I wish she falls in love and I will let her go (I'LL WALK HER DOWN THE AISLE) She'll look so beautiful in white You look so beautiful in white I found this and it actually says "I'll walk her down the aisle." I'll means I will not I won't. If this was the wrong thing then let me know.

As fdmaxey says, going down the aisle means "get married". I'd like a bit more of the text to see exactly what they're talking about though. By the way, "aisle" sounds like "eye-el"

Ok, so it's a misquote. The lyrics say; And if our daughter's what our future holds I hope she has your eyes Finds love like you and I did Yeah, I wish she falls in love and I will let her go I'll walk her down the aisle She'll look so beautiful in white You look so beautiful in white "I'll walk her down the aisle" which means the father of the bride, literally walks his daughter down the aisle of the church, to give his blessings to the bride and groom on their wedding day. It's tradition for the father to walk the daughter, down the aisle. Maybe because it used to be tradition to ask the father for his daughter's hand in marriage.

Sorry all, I was wrong with my lyric :(