How to write your wedding vows in 6 simple steps
Vow: (noun) 1. A solemn promise, pledge, or personal commitment:marriage vows; a vow of secrecy. 2. A solemn promise made to a deity or saint committing oneself to an act, service, or condition. 3. A solemn or earnest declaration. Source: Gillette Portrait Arts Your wedding vows in 6 simple steps 1. Write about how you guys met, fell in love and got together. 2. Think about how much & why you love her, and pen it down in words. 3. How has she changed you for the better (or for worse). (Feel free to incorporate any humour & share a joke or two haha) 4. Share the significant life experiences that you have spent with each other, the milestones in your relationship, the places you’ve gone & travelled too. This all works great for reminicising the good ol’ times. 5. Write about the future that you both have always dreamed of. 6. Write what you vow to do (for her) in your marriage. Sincerity is all you need to touch her heart. And yup, that’s it! Stick to about 5-7 minutes of goodness. It could even be something like this:
“I take thee to be my lawfully wedded wife, in my heart that you will be a faithful friend and a true and loving companion. On this special day, in the presence of God, our loving family and friends as witnesses, I give to you my scared vow that as your husband, I will always be with you and support you- in times of sickness and health, in times of joy and sorrow. I promise to love you wholeheartedly, to console and comfort you during difficult times, and to share with you life’s simplest but most enduring pleasures. I promise to respect and protect you, to honor you and to provide for you. I vow to laugh and grieve with you, to be truthful and honest to you, to always encourage and support you, and to cherish you for as long as we both shall live.”
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Happy cracking your brains! Remember to keep it real.