Sacred Affairs
| Creating Beautiful Wedding Memories... |
One Love Story at a Time!
Write Your Own Wedding Vows
Write Your Own Wedding Vows
There are two types of words that can be constructed for your ceremony. Most couples want the other to know their deepest feeling and emotions and want the ceremony to
reflect their relationship. This is great but they both have very definite meanings and belong at specific places in your ceremony.
The first and most important is your Promises and Commitments, they represent the sacred covenant of your marriage such as ; I promise to love you, honor you and trust you. I
promise to be there for you in the months and years to come. I will never abandon you and will protect you. I will forgive you. This goes after the introduction welcome and
beginning of your ceremony. Usually you are facing each other and the words are spoken to each other.
The second type are referred to your personal statement of love and affection. They are the wonderful romantic and personal observations that you want the world to know about
your love! Some thing like these: I have loved you from the first time I met you, your eyes are so blue and I love your smile, you inspire me and give me hope. I want to be a
better person for you!
*Remember keep it simple so you don't loose your guests! We dont want anyone nodding off!
*Want friends and family to read things at your wedding? Thats good but choose one or two not more than that. Again the old adage is people can listen as long as they can sit.
And that is about 20 minutes if they aren't participating. Have fun and call one of us to help you with any questions you may have!
There are two types of words that can be constructed for your ceremony. Most couples want the other to know their deepest feeling and emotions and want the ceremony to
reflect their relationship. This is great but they both have very definite meanings and belong at specific places in your ceremony.
The first and most important is your Promises and Commitments, they represent the sacred covenant of your marriage such as ; I promise to love you, honor you and trust you. I
promise to be there for you in the months and years to come. I will never abandon you and will protect you. I will forgive you. This goes after the introduction welcome and
beginning of your ceremony. Usually you are facing each other and the words are spoken to each other.
The second type are referred to your personal statement of love and affection. They are the wonderful romantic and personal observations that you want the world to know about
your love! Some thing like these: I have loved you from the first time I met you, your eyes are so blue and I love your smile, you inspire me and give me hope. I want to be a
better person for you!
*Remember keep it simple so you don't loose your guests! We dont want anyone nodding off!
*Want friends and family to read things at your wedding? Thats good but choose one or two not more than that. Again the old adage is people can listen as long as they can sit.
And that is about 20 minutes if they aren't participating. Have fun and call one of us to help you with any questions you may have!
 | |  | |  | |  | |  | |  | |  | |  | |  |
| Included in every ceremony is a Prepare & Enrich Strengths and Weakness Assessment plus one hour of Pre Marital Counseling Never required always encouraged! |
512-906-0163