i think Mr pct is too shy to reply..and we will assume that as a
yes, i do
"Will you love her, comfort her, honor and stand by her in sickness
and in health, and be faithful only unto her so long as you both
shall live? If so, answer: I will."
(To bride - dragg):
"Ms dragg , do you declare in the presence of these witnesses that
you take mr pct to be your lawfully wedded husband? If so, answer:
I will."
"Will you love him, comfort him, honor and stand by him in sickness
and in health, and be faithful only unto him so long as you both
shall live? If so, answer: I will."
(To groom - pct):
" pct , repeat after me:
I take you, , to be my wife
and these things I promise you from this day forward.
I will be faithful to you.
I will be honest with you.
I will respect and trust you.
I will care for you,
and I will share my life with you,
through the best and worst of what is to come,
until death do us part."
(To bride - dragg):
" Ms dragg, repeat after me:
I take you, , to be my husband
and these things I promise you from this day forward.
I will be faithful to you.
I will be honest with you.
I will respect and trust you.
I will care for you,
and I will share my life with you,
through the best and worst of what is to come,
until death do us part."
(To groom - pct):
"This ring I give / in token and pledge / of our constant faith /
and everlasting love."
(Repeat above to bride. - dragg)
(To audience):
"When two people pledge to love and care for each other in
marriage, they create a spirit unique to themselves, which binds
them closer than any spoken or written words."
"Marriage is a promise, a potential, made in the hearts of two
people who love, which takes a lifetime to fulfill."
"And with these vows taken and these rings exchanged, I pronounce
you husband and wife."
Mr pct, u may now kiss ur bride..
* turn around and puke
