Your marriage vows are part of the most beautiful and sincere words that you will exchange in your life. They will touch your partner’s heart like it never has been touched.
Written in your own words, your marriage vows will be the most intimate expression of your love and future aspirations.
We will guide you during the exchange of your wedding vows by asking you to repeat short sentences after us. This way, you will not have to memorize your text and will avoid the risk of having a memory blank during the ceremony.
Here are three examples of wedding vows: 2 traditional and 1 more modern. You can adapt these vows, personalize them or even write your own vows. The following examples serve as inspirational guidelines.
I, Catherine, take you, Patrick as my husband.
From this day forward,
to laugh with in joy,
to grieve with you in sorrow,
o grow with you in love,
and to be faithful to you alone
as long as we both shall live.
I, Patrick, take you, Catherine as my wife,
From this day forward,
to laugh with in joy,
to grieve with you in sorrow,
to grow with you in love
and to be faithful to you alone
as long as we both shall live.
I, Patrick, take you, Catherine, as my wife, just as you are.
I promise to love you, to respect you and to encourage you
All throughout the triumphs, and the obstacles in our lives.
I commit myself with Love and faithfulness
To share with you, the rest of my life.
I, Catherine, take you, Patrick, as my husband, just as you are.
I promise to love you, to respect you and to encourage you
All throughout the triumphs, and the obstacles in our lives.
I commit myself with Love and faithfulness
To share with you, the rest of my life.
In this more modern example, in turn, the spouses read the following sentences (naturally, you can personalize these sentences). First, the wife begins to read the text and point #1 and then the husband continues by reading point #2 and so on :
Patrick and I commit ourselves to: