

An edition of Wedding vows (2001)
beyond love, honor, and cherish
By Susan Lee Smith
Publish Date
2001
Publisher
Warner Books
Language
eng
Pages
177
Description:
This book is a comprehensive and unique guide on how to write your own wedding vows. In the United States, there are 2.4 million weddings every year--no two will be exactly alike. Yet whatever the differences, every wedding is guaranteed to include a ceremony that unites the couple as husband and wife. A growing trend in wedding ceremonies is breaking with traditions, or creating your own traditions, to customize your wedding. One of the most important rituals to be personalized is the wedding vow. However, often times writing your own wedding vows is a very difficult and stressful experience. This book is the authoritative answer to these essential questions: 7 How much of your religion's traditional vows should you include? 7 Is your favorite poem appropriate for the setting you are in or should you just memorize a couple of lines? 7 Are you stuck on what to say after "I knew you were the one the moment we met"? 7 Are your favorite Led Zeppelin song lyrics an appropriate expression of how you feel about your fianci? So many questions, such high probability of humiliation and embarrassment in front of friends, family, and your mother
subjects: Wedding etiquette, Family & Relationships, Nonfiction, Marriage service, Vows, Marriage