Wedding Vows:

My Solemn Promise

The Christian principle.

“In the Name of God, I Adam take you, Eve to be my wife, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better for worse, for richer for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, until we are parted by death. This is my solemn vow”.

It is our sincerest wish that your wedding vows be taken seriously enough that you are willing to walk forever into the valley of death not knowing if you will return alive. Ok, ok. Maybe we are being a little dramatic here (or not).

The solemn promise that you make to each other on your wedding day could very well be your saving grace to a life-long marriage. Reason being is because, if you both are lucky enough to survive a crisis of any kind together then it is highly likely that you will be able to experience an elevated love on a much deeper level than you ever thought humanly possible. A love that surpasses your original vow of marriage and ultimately rises above life itself.

First Class Weddings believes in the solemn promise of your wedding vows. Believes in “for better for worse”, and we are here to support and encourage each of you to hold true to your wedding vows no matter what (no exceptions!). We are the generation of extraordinary couples with the power to change statistics! Let your wedding vows be your guide and remember that there are many of us out here that are supporting your ability to stay married for a lifetime!

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Wedding Vows

Should I write my own wedding vows?

If you are like many brides and grooms the thought of writing your own wedding vows has you more nervous than the actual wedding itself. Because of this, some couples choose to go with the “repeat after me” option. Yet other couples want to incorporate custom wedding vows into their ceremony. In this case, here are some helpful tips.

Find a quiet space to work.

Your home office, your garden, a beach, a park, somewhere with a great view that can offer a little inspiration and peace of mind.

Ask yourself a few simple questions and take some notes.

What do you love most about your partner?

When did you know without a doubt that you were in love?

What does marriage mean to you and why are you marrying this person?

Do some Research

If freelance writing really isn’t your thing, doing some research may help. Read some poetry, Google some famous romance novelists, and find passages or quotes that you may want to incorporate into your vows.

Make it sound natural

Once you’ve got your first wedding vows draft written, read it out loud. If reading it out loud sounds awkward , make the necessary changes so it sounds more natural.

Get a second opinion

Have someone go over your vows that can help you with grammatical errors and sentence structure.

Practice makes Perfect!

Once you’ve got it down, practice, practice, practice! And don’t be afraid to read from a paper on the day of.