Wedding Vows 2nd Marriage Novels & Stories

I raised my hands and started buttoning up his shirt. "You are my husband and you are cheating. I am your wife and I am cheating. We shouldn't make a scene out of this". I said as I was done buttoning up. I looked up at his shameless face "Or, what do you think?" He brushed my hands off violently and stepped back. "You've got guts now, have you?" I shrugged at his reply and sat on my bed. "The wedding vows? You made a vow?" "Casmien! The vows are nonsense. I can tell you something and mean other things. That vow has been mostly used by couples and now it's nothing".

This prompted chuckles from both Lucas and me, slightly embarrassed but undeniably delighted. “Today, we gather here to witness the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Blackwood, for the second time,” the priest proclaimed. It felt like we were embarking on a brand-new journey together. As tears of joy flowed, we exchanged rings. “Lucas, you have forever engraved yourself in my heart, my mind, and my soul. God and all these witnesses bear testament to the depth of my love for you. I will never let you slip away. You were my dream back when we were in college, a dream I thought would never materialize. I attempted to let go of my love for you, thinking our marriage was a lost cause, my dear,” I tearfull

She looked at Henry, her voice filled with love and devotion as she recited her vows. Once the vows were spoken, the Reverend Father, his voice resonating with warmth and joy, declared, "By the power vested in me, I now pronounce you husband and wife." The words hung in the air, a momentous declaration that marked the beginning of their lifelong journey together. In that moment, Henry and Amelia exchanged a glance filled with happiness and excitement.

She hugged him unconsciously. It was now her time. A vow she had wrote for Carl but they ended up signing sheets of papers rather than a real wedding. It made her sad, thankfully she could remember each and every word she began swearing in her heart to give this marriage her all. "You love me in love and complete me in ways I never knew possible. From this day forth, I promise to listen to you and learn from you, to support you and accept your support. I will celebrate your successes and mourn your losses as though they were my own. I will love you, my husband, and rejoice in your love for me for all of the years of our lives till my death "

Seville looked straight into my eyes, his expression solemn and sincere as he asked, “Will you marry me?” I blinked, then broke into a bright smile and held out my hand. “Of course.” As he slid the ring onto my finger, I felt the faint tremble in his hand. I reached out and held his fingers before rising on my toes and kissing the corner of his lips, triggering something deep within my soul. The Alpha of the Silverwind pack turned red in the ears.

The guests applauded for their speech. The priest came to stand between them and said, "We are now going to exchange the vows. Please repeat after me. The groom first." He began, "I, ..., take thee, ...., to be my wedded 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, till death do us part, according to God's holy ordinance, and thereto I pledge thee my faith." Christian and Evan began,

“Sara, from the moment we decided to enter this marriage, I promised myself I would protect and support you. Today, I stand here committing myself to that promise. I vow to stand by your side, to face challenges together, and to share our triumphs. Though our journey may have started unconventionally, I promise to respect and honor you as my wife.” His words were unexpected, and I felt a lump form in my throat. It was my turn. I took a deep breath and spoke from the heart. “Zack, I never imagined my life would take this path. But standing here with you, I realize that life is full of surprises. I vow to be your partner, to support you in your endeavors, and to cherish our moments together. I

She took another deep breath, nodding again, encouraging herself that she could do this before speaking. “I, Isla Khan, also take you, Gareth Khan, once again, to be my lawfully wedded husband. I… I promise to… I promise to…” She took another deep breath. “I promise to love you, honor you, and cherish you all the days of my life, as I did before and as I do again today,” she finally recited her vows. “You may once again kiss the bride.” Gareth lifted Isla’s face to his and pressed his lips briefly to hers. Cheers erupted from the guests as Isla released a final breath of relief. It was done now, officially sealed for the second time. She should feel very happy about this.

His hands slid down my back, under the shirt, palms warm against my bare skin, and I melted into him, feeling the steady beat of his heart against mine like a second promise. When we finally pulled apart, both breathing a little harder, he rested his forehead against mine. “I want to renew our vows,” he said quietly. “Not because the first time wasn’t real—it was the most real thing I’ve ever done. But because I want to stand in front of our family again, in this place, with lilies in full bloom, and promise you forever one more time. Now that forever doesn’t feel like something we have to fight for anymore.” My heart stuttered. “You want a second wedding?”

I paused. Seriously Oscar? I told him to write up short vows, and as someone who knew that this marriage wasn’t real, he sure made the vow so romantic. Sighing, I continued. “Today, I take my place as your wife. May our days be long and may they be seasoned with faith, love, understanding and respect forever and ever. Today is the beginning of the rest of our lives." Why was this so freaking long? “I choose to spend today and all of my tomorrows with you"