Wedding Vows 2nd Marriage Novels & Stories

Chapter 61: True masterpiece ** Amber’s POV “I think we need to move that trellis a little to the left. No, your other left!” When Levi and I were married for the first time, I am embarrassed to admit, I didn’t actually have much say in the details. My parents hired people to handle most of the minutiae. Wedding planners, florists, tailors and caterers. Also, the groom was supposed to be another man whom I thought I loved.

“We are caught in the moment.” “Let’s start,” the priest started. “We gathered here today to join Cenric and Sadie in holy matrimony for the second time.” It caused chuckles from our small audience. He did a short speech before the exchange of vows. “Do you take Sadie to be your wife, to live together in holy matrimony, to love her, to honor her, to comfort her, and to keep her in sickness and in health, forsaking all others, for as long as you both shall live?”

“I, Axel Darwin, take you, Hazel Marco Martins, as my lawfully wedded wife. For better or for worse. In sickness and in health, all the days of my life.” “Onto you, Miss Hazel.” “Say: I, Hazel Marco Martins, vow to take you, Axel Darwin, as my lawfully wedded husband. For better or for worse, in sickness or in health, for richer or for poorer, all the days of my life.” Hazel hesitated for a while, and Axel stared at her with fear. But she was inwardly salivating at how lucky she was to be taking this vow for him. “I, Hazel Marco Martins, vow to take you, Axel Darwin, as my lawfully wedded husband. For better or for worse. In sickness and in health. For richer or for poorer, all the days of m

"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

He didn’t answer us til we were standing in the middle of the living room and all our friends standing beside us. “I just thought we’d recreate our wedding, just the two of us. An actual wedding. The one we had was your dream wedding but I thought I’d say my vows now like you did when you said them to me when we got married,” Min whispered to me. I looked at the crowd and looked at him. Why was everyone here? “I decided to invite your friends and mine to witness it. They weren’t there in the first one,” he said and I nodded. It finally made sense but this was too much. He had been outdoing himself for the past few days and it’s making me excited. The whole wedding process started and it was

We've written our own vows, both of us determined to make this marriage different from the first one. "Derek," Vanessa starts, her voice strong and clear, "the first time we got married, I promised to love you forever. But I didn't really understand what that meant. I thought love was enough, that wanting to be together would somehow make everything else work out." She pauses, her eyes shining with unshed tears. "Now I know better. Love isn't enough. It takes work and communication and choosing each other even when it's hard. So today I'm not just promising to love you. I'm promising to show up, to do the work, to be your partner in every sense of the word."

Curiosity tugged at her, and she couldn’t help but ask, “Arlo, when are we going to have the second wedding?” Arlo looked down at her, surprised but pleased that she had brought it up. He loved that she was willing to engage in discussions about their future. “That’s a great question,” he replied, a thoughtful expression crossing his face. “Traditionally, the second wedding occurs a few weeks after the first, once the couple has had time to settle into their new lives.” Lune’s heart raced at the thought. “So, it will be soon then?” “Yes,” he affirmed, brushing a strand of hair from her face. “It’s an important ceremony for both of our families, a way to publicly acknowledge our bond and our

His voice reverberated through the room, creating an aura of solemnity and reverence. "Dearly beloved," the priest began, "we have gathered here today to witness the renewal of vows between Peter and Lotus. They have chosen this day to reaffirm their love for one another, to promise once again to journey through life side by side." Lotus felt her heart swell with emotion. This was the moment she had been waiting for, the moment that mattered above all others. She listened attentively as the priest spoke words of love and commitment, encapsulating the very essence of what it meant to be wedded in matrimony.

My mother-in-law and father-in-law stood with other relatives who came to witness the renewal of our vow. I and Sidd stepped on the platform. I faced him. “If loving you was a dream, I will never wake up,” I began. I turned to the guests. “Marriage isn’t an easy journey. It comes with challenges, ups and downs, shortcomings, and lots more. Love hurts even though it is the most beautiful and tender feeling ever felt. My journey with Sidd wasn’t without obstacles, we thrived, we conquered, we succeeded, and we never gave up. Giving up is the most painful part of a relationship. I’m glad we didn’t,” I spoke. I turned to Sidd and held his hand. “I promise to always love you, support you, stick w

Then solemnly and slowly, he repeated, “I Zayden Collins, take you, Alice Brown, as my wife, to have and hold from this day forward, for better or worse, richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and cherish; until death do us apart!” “I, Alice Brown, take you, Zayden Collins, as my husband to have and to hold from this day forward, for better or for worse, richer or poorer, in the sickness in health, to love and cherish; until the death do us apart!” Then, the priests turned to Alice and signaled her to repeat after him. It was a simple vow with simple words, which she had repeated countless times during the wedding rehearsal. Still, Alice was feeling differently right now. Alice