At a wedding, can a bride who has had an Orthodox conversion, have her Gentile parents stand under the Chuppah and hand her the wine to drink and generally take part in the ceremony such as walking her down the aisle etc? Thanking you

At a wedding, can a bride who has had an Orthodox conversion, have her Gentile parents stand under the Chuppah and hand her the wine to drink and generally take part in the ceremony such as walking her down the aisle etc? Thanking you

Dear Rabbi Lauffer, you were very kind to answer my question yesterday regarding my daughter and her husband. I am sure that you receive many letters.My letter told about the problem with my son in law and his believing that I am to blame for my daughter not getting pregnant. I spoke to my daughter in length alone last night and she explained to me that her husband was brought up believing in the evil eye and is convinced that I wish them not to have children. This type of thinking is so ridiculous to me that I could barely believe my ears. He has convinced my daughter that I wish them ill. How can I deal with this type of irrational thinking? What is your thinking on this "evil eye"? Thanking you again in advance, Donna Braha

Dear Rabbi Lauffer, you were very kind to answer my question yesterday regarding my daughter and her husband. I am sure that you receive many letters.My letter told about the problem with my son in law and his believing that I am to blame for my daughter not getting pregnant. I spoke to my daughter in length alone last night and she explained to me that her husband was brought up believing in the evil eye and is convinced that I wish them not to have children. This type of thinking is so ridiculous to me that I could barely believe my ears. He has convinced my daughter that I wish them ill. How can I deal with this type of irrational thinking? What is your thinking on this "evil eye"? Thanking you again in advance, Donna Braha