Printable Wedding Vows Novels & Stories

“In the presence of God, the church and all that is holy…” “Take, her name, as my lawfully wedded wife…” “Take, Audrey Dexter, as my lawfully wedded wife…” “To have and to hold...” “To have and to hold…” “In penury and wealth…” She sniffled as he spoke, looking into her beautiful eyes. “In penury and wealth…” “In sickness and health…” “In sickness and health…” “Till death do us part.” “Till death do us part.” “I do.” Ace smiled, affirming his vow.

In no time we were saying our vows "In the name of God, I, Kelvin Hunter King take you, Alice Silver 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." I took in a deep breath before saying my vows.

"So I am very glad that you two beautiful couple are getting married today. I want you to remember this incredible commitment that you make not because anyone is twisting your arm not because you've been forced to come here but because your hearts have spoken to each other and to yourself and reminded you of what God has created you to be. That is to love each other till infinity and to respect each other's dignity and to never leave each other's side till death pull you apart. So please take the vows after me. I Eric Williams In front of the holy eyes of God Take the pledge of loving my wife To keep her safe and sound To stay by her side At her best and so at her worst. At the best of her h

When it’s time for our vows, I can hardly contain my excitement. “Will,” I begin, my voice steady despite the fluttering in my chest. “When I first met you, I never imagined that we would be standing here today, but every step of our journey has led me to this moment. You’ve shown me what it means to love unconditionally, to stand together through thick and thin. I promise to always support you, to laugh with you, and to cherish every moment we share. I choose you today, tomorrow, and for all the days to come.”

Lady Beatrice arrived five minutes later. No one offered coffee. Lena began anyway. “For the wedding to proceed on schedule, we need immediate decisions in four categories: venue flow, press boundaries, family processional, and security clearance. Your current plan has too many approval points, which means delays are inevitable.” Alexander watched her from the head of the table. “Explain.” She did. Clearly. Efficiently. Without apology.

Looking at each other like they are the only people that exists and the rest looks like just a background. Sean and Dean turned their heads and looked at the priest shyly and then walked to the center, and they proceeded for the ceremony. And the best for the wedding are the couple's vows, as the vow is the couple's solemn declaration, an earnest promise and pledge for each other. "I take you, Sean, to be my husband. I vow to be your biggest fan and partner in crime. I promise to support a family with you in a home filled with patience, love and understanding. I vow to grow old with you. I will love you faithfully and unconditionally through difficult and easy times. What may come, I promise

The wedding was rushed, but every necessary ritual was properly observed. I sent invitations to both Sadie and Henry, but neither of them attended. During the reception, my mother-in-law, Jill Appleton, suddenly asked me to honor the family tradition by kneeling and bowing to their ancestors. It reminded me of Sadie's stories about her in-laws creating unnecessary hurdles for her. I hesitated, but chose to go along with it. I knelt and lowered my head three times, trying to appear composed, even though my knees ached on the hardwood floor.

In that timeless moment, we felt a profound sense of vulnerability and trust, as if we were offering a piece of our soul to another. Then I held her hand and went near the fire. There was a low sitting arrangement there where I had arranged for garlands and I searched for the seven sacred vows that are taken during the wedding on my phone and played. I held her hand and took round around the fire and with every turn I repeated one of the vows!! Myra was too emotional to say anything. She just nodded and managed to say, " I also pledge to do it. " We exchanged the garlands with genuine smiles and love which were missing at our wedding.

This was another new experience for all of them. Finally, they made their vows. They were extremely personal and spoken in special words which represented a personal commitment to each other. JC started with the wordings he borrowed from a book: “I, John Carlos Martin make known my love to you, Tessa Lopez, as I ask you to share your life with me. You are the most beautiful, elegant, and kindest person I have ever known, and I am true to my word to always respect you and love you. With gentleness, selflessness, and conviction, I will work by your side to create a wonderful life together. I take you Tessa Lopez to be my lawful wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or fo

My heart skips a bit as I take a step closer to him. "In the name of God, I, Chrisanna Auburn Scott, take you, Samuel Vance Gabriel, to be my husband, 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", I say, putting the wedding ring on his finger.