I Promise Wedding Vows Novels & Stories

(whistles and laughter heard from the people behind us) "...from the moment I met you, I didn't know at that point that you are the one destined for me. As I always said, I've been an arrogant, ignorant and sensitive toward your feelings and I apologize for all those things. But as time goes by, the realization hit me. I got the chance to know you more and even if I tried to hide and deny my feelings, I always failed..." "Because of you, I dare to dream. I have become a better person, I laugh, I smile and I dare to dream again. And on this special day---or I should say a special night... in the presence of God and in front of our family, I take you, Sophia Yzabelle Del Mundo, to be my lawful

"We are gathered here today to witness the joining of Damian and Amelia. Marriage is..." I lost track of the bishop's words as I stared at her perfect face. When it was time to say the wedding vows, I said them with every fibre of my being, meaning every single word. “I choose you and promise to choose you as my wife every day we wake. I will love you in word and deed. I will laugh with you, cry with you, scream with you, grow with you, and craft with you. To be your kin and your partner in all of life's adventures is all I could hope for in the world. Loving what I know of you and trusting what I don't yet know, I give you my hand. I give you my love. I give you myself the good, the bad, an

“I promised to marry you under the cherry trees.” He hired a pastor to marry them in the church. While facing the urn, he vowed passionately, “I take you as my wife in the eyes of the lord. I’ll always love, respect, comfort, and help you regardless of whether you’re healthy or sick. I’ll always be loyal to you until the day I die. I swear.” Then, he paused for a long time as if waiting for Zella to say her vow. At last, he muttered to himself again, “I’ll love you in life and death. Once you’re gone, I’ll go to where you are.”

"I stand before you, committed to this union out of nothing but love and mutual understanding. I promise to honor our love, to support you in everything that you do, and to stand by your side as we go through life together for the rest of our lives." My turn came, and I met his gaze, my voice steady as I recited the words that never failed to give me goosebumps. "Gavin Jones, I too enter into this marriage determined to love and support you. I promise to play my part as your wife, to honor our love for each other, and to support you through thick and thin." With the vows spoken, our eyes lingered on each other, a silent pact forged in the exchange of false promises. The priest's gentle voice

They were asking me to convince him but I knew this would take some time. Mom Dad were so happy to see me and I told them about Aden's Plan and they were happy on my decision. On that weekend we both got married and he decorated the venue just like I wished. He even surprised me by his beautiful vows. Aden "I know I can't be perfect all the time but I promise that I would never let you cry. I will never make you sad. I promise i be your smile when you would be sad and I promise be a light in your darkness and in your nightmares I would be your knight and in your Day Dreams I would be your Wings. I promise to be there for you till the end."

Marcello goes first, saying his vows “ for better for worse, in sickness and in health, till death do us part “ and slides a diamond encrusted ring on my finger. The diamond at the top is larger than my head. I wonder how many carats it is. I say my vows next, trying hard to keep my voice neutral and not give away the tornado swirling in my belly. As I slide the ring onto Marcello’s finger, the weight of the vows we just made in front of all these people, sinks in. “ I now pronounce you , husband and wife” The swarm of butterflies turn into a legion of bats. A few minutes later, we are walking down the isle, waving at the guests ; at least Marcello is playing his part well. I on the other ha

"I know you're still mad. It's because of Elsie, right? I got too close. But if that's what's stopping you, I'll cut her off. Hell, I'll tell her to leave right now!" I couldn't take it anymore. I yanked my hand back. "Jared, what the hell do you want from me?" He reached into his pocket and slowly pulled out a ring. Then he dropped to one knee, right there in front of me. He said, "Willow, I know you waited forever for our wedding. I'm sorry. I kept going back and forth before. I was too blind to see what I really felt. But I get it now. I love you. I always have. I was just too insecure to admit it. And I know you still love me too, don't you?"

“Today, I take you to be my lawfully wedded wife. I promise to cherish you in sickness and in health. I promise to be your partner in all things. I promise to walk beside you, to lift you up when you are weary, and to celebrate with you when you fly. I vow to listen to you with an open heart, to speak to you with honesty, and to love you not just for who you are today but for the person you are yet to become. You are my home, my greatest adventure, my best friend, and my wife.” My heart tightened as I listened to his words. When he was done, it was my turn. “Today, I take you to be my lawfully wedded husband. I promise to cherish you in sickness and in health. I promise to be your partner in

The officiant spoke and we said our vows. "Ivy," Dorian said and his voice was steady. "I promise to love you and protect you and stand by your side for the rest of my life. I promise to be the man you deserve and to never let you down. I promise to build a future with you that is full of love and laughter and joy." Tears filled my eyes and I could barely speak. "Dorian," I said and my voice was shaky. "I promise to love you and support you and never give up on you. I promise to be your partner and your friend and your home. I promise to build a future with you that is full of hope and happiness and peace."

I profess The officiant smiles, capturing the essence of our promises, and then utters the words that echo with a profound resonance. "By the power vested in me, I now pronounce you husband and wife. Jim, you may kiss your bride." Jim's gaze meets mine, and in that moment, surrounded by the love and cheers of our gathered dear ones, he seals our vows with a kiss, a symbol of a journey united, an "I do" that reverberates with the depth of our commitment.