Jackie's Wedding Day Discontent

Jacqueline Bouvier's wedding day is filled with intensifying pressures as family expectations overshadow her personal desires. Despite holding a stunning bouquet and wearing an elaborate gown controlled by her father-in-law's vision, Jackie feels a deep sense of discontent, realizing this event has turned into a political spectacle rather than her dream wedding. Although she longed for an intimate ceremony, Joe Kennedy’s insistence on inviting 600 influential guests and securing the Archbishop of Boston for the ceremony highlights that the day is more about the family’s ambitions than her happiness. In a moment of defiance, Jackie stands firm on having her father walk her down the aisle, only to be heartbroken when he is not present, reflecting the emotional turmoil she faces as she steps into her new life.