At our wedding, my husband and I wrote our own wedding vows — here’s mine and here’s my Hubby’s.
If you don’t feel too comfortable about writing your own, you can use your Minister’s or Church’s regular wedding vows:
I, (Bride/Groom), take you (Groom/Bride), to be my (wife/husband), to have and to hold from this day forward, for better or for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish; from this day forward until death do us part.
However, if you’re not keen on using that, you can also use wedding poems or sonnets as your …read more

Don’t be shocked by this admission. I love weddings. If I can get married every month, I will. It’s so nice to wear a lovely gown and be made up and generally fussed about. Have I told you how much I love weddings?

Fortunately for Hubby, I may want to get married again but I want to get married to the same person! Ha!
Because the Hubby swore he won’t get married again, I have to content myself with dreaming. Perhaps for our 10th year, I can convince him to do a Renewal of Wedding Vows ceremony with me…and of course a …read more

Apart from the lovely wedding, accompanying song and video (by uber talented videographer, Jason Magbanua), I love the wedding vows exchanged by Jon and Charisse.
Charisse started her vows with….
“I dreamt about you before I even met you, you’re my north star…”
awww….sweet! She’s also got lovely vintage-style wedding veil! Nice!

Having a religious wedding ceremony and need help in writing your wedding vows? I’ve found these samples in the web. I hope you find them useful!
Contemporary Religious Wedding Vows
Before God our Father, Who has given us the gift of love, I (Name), join with you, (Name), in the covenant of marriage. I promise to give my faithful, life-giving love to you, and to share my life with you, as long as we shall live. May this community of faith witness our love for each other for the rest of our lives.
In the sight of God’s love, and in the …read more