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I took a calming breath, passing my bouquet to Diann as his father handed him the dark cherry wood rings with rose and coffee gold-tone edges and a thin strip through the middle. “With this ring, I Clement Austin Shelton, take you, Suzanne Bernice Walterson, to be my wife. I vow to value our differences just as much as our common ground. I’ll love you forever on good or bad days, rain or shine. I’m so lucky you’re mine.” He smiled as he slid the ring onto my finger. Now it was my turn. I worked hard on my vows, hoping they come out right. “Austin, I choose you to be no other than yourself, loving what I know of you and trusting what I do not yet know. You make me feel happier than I could e

Every pew had bums sitting on them, and a human celebrant waited with me for my bride to walk down the aisle. Shifters have mating ceremonies, and Eve wore my mark proudly, but humans have this thing called a wedding. I'd read up on it in the pack library, and they exchange these things called vows and wear rings on their fingers to prove their loyalty to their mate. At first, I was horrified at the idea of wearing a leash on my finger, but I've made my peace with it, and thanks to a little help from Katana, the rings I picked out now burn a hole in my pocket. I think our way means more and is way more straightforward, but I want to show my mate that I value her ways too.

The whole garden was quiet, holy in its stillness. Sabrina cried openly. Saben rubbed a hand over his face. Wendy and Leila hugged arm-in-arm, snuffling. The Ring Exchange The celebrant smiled. "The rings, please." Ezra moved forward and presented the rings with a nod, eyes moist. "These rings," the officiant started, "are larger than symbols of forever. They are a reminder—that love is a choice you make every single day. To give. To forgive. To stay." Damian placed Eliana's ring on her finger, his hands shaking ever so slightly.

The dowdy civil servant continued, “Colton and Kate have chosen to exchange rings as an outward symbol of their commitment to each other. The band of the wedding ring represents everlasting love, the ring a never-ending circle with no beginning and no end. Now, repeat after me.” Giving a curt nod, she waited for Colton to fumble the ring box from his pocket, and for the first time since they began, Kate could see the slight tremor in his hands as his fingers struggled to pick up her ring. Mimicking the woman’s words, Colton slipped the ring on Kate’s finger, along with her engagement ring that she’d hastily slid off prior to entering the musty room. “Kate,” he whispered, voice cracking. “Acc

“Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to celebrate the marriage of Axel and Amber. It is a sacred and solemn occasion.” Amber and Axel stood side by side, their hands still intertwined. The priest continued, “I ask you now to repeat your vows to one another, as a promise to the future you will share together.” They turned to face each other, their eyes meeting as they recited their vows. Soon, it was time to wear their rings for each other. Amber’s fingers trembled slightly as she slipped the ring onto Axel’s finger, a symbol of their unending love. Axel followed suit, sliding the ring onto her finger with a soft smile.

When my mother speaks, her words about commitment and honor take on a new density, as if Alexandre’s moment has given them all heightened meaning. The rest of the day unfolds with photos, speeches, toasts, but something has frozen within me: the vision of Alexandre kneeling, his vulnerability transformed into a promise. When the time comes for the official ring exchange, it is with an emotion settled in my chest that we repeat this gesture before everyone. The ring slips on, the room murmurs its approval, and I feel, more than ever, that we are a shield for each other.

Their hands were interlaced, symbolising their union for life. The priest asked them to exchange rings. For a fleeting moment, the world seemed to fall away, leaving only the two of them standing there. He slowly slid the diamond ring onto her finger, a silent vow, a promise meant to last a lifetime. Her breath trembled as she did the same, slipping his ring into place just as gently. In that simple, sacred exchange, they sealed a bond that words could never fully capture.

She hoped to see Tristan and me getting married before she passed away, but on the day of our wedding, Tristan left me at the altar. I tearfully pleaded with him to try and stop him from leaving, but he declared with a sneer, "By now, you should be satisfied with the amount of wealth and glory you've gotten in exchange for your father's life! How dare you even think about getting married to me? In your dreams!" In the end, Mom died before she could see Tristan put the wedding ring on me as she had hoped. That night, Tristan's assistant, Sally Cunningham, updated her social media account. She uploaded a photo of her and Tristan with their faces pressed together. Her hand was raised before the

It’s such a pretty ring. As soon as he was back in his original spot, Charles started speaking. “Conor William Victor and Karen Anne Elizabeth, listen carefully to the vows I will read to you. Marriage is not for the faint of heart or for those that won’t give it their all. With these rings, you promise to be committed to each other’s happiness, health and care for one another no matter the trials or joys you face. With these rings you shall wed, until only death may you part. With these rings, your lives and souls will intertwine and transcend time, never faltering as you grow together. With those rings, love will be eternal.” Charles said firmly. “If you agree to this, please trade your ri

"Are you certain that you've safeguarded the ring properly, Ms. Morrow? Are you sure you didn't lose it somehow?" "Let me out of here! I'm not attending this ceremony anymore!" Because of the chaos, the guests became extremely rowdy and agitated. I stood in front of everyone while holding the bouquet. Hostile gazes were pinned on me from all directions. However, no matter how hard everyone searched, there was only a ring made of a soda can tab in this venue. When the elder in charge of officiating the bonding ceremony glanced at his watch for the third time, Vincent's mother approached me.