The Ring ExchangeTo me, there is nothing like the classic "With this ring, I, thee, wed." Unless of course, the couple getting married has never heard it before and they repeat after me and it comes out, "With this ring, I BE WED!" It's not proper English, but you certainly can't argue with it!! Some couples will share their own personal vows as they exchange rings. Often, when I'm marrying a couple who doesn't speak English as a first language, I simply tell them to exchange rings and say what they would like to each other in their own language. You don't have to say anything as you exchange rings, sometimes, with quick elopements, the couple is already wearing their rings. Here are some additional options to choose from to personalize your elopement ceremony. Elopement Ring Exchange Option 1 Please place the rings on each other's fingers and say: With this ring, I marry you. Elopement Ring Exchange Option 2 I, Name, give you Name this ring as a symbol of my love. As I place it on your finger, I commit the whole of my heart and soul to you. I promise to cherish you for the rest of my days. I give you all that I am and accept all that you are. Elopement Ring Exchange Option 3 Let this ring be a symbol of my promises to you and a reminder of my devotion to you. I am honored to call you my wife/husband/spouse. Elopement Ring Exchange Option 4 Name, this ring is my promise to accept your imperfections and appreciate all that makes you unique and beautiful. Elopement Ring Exchange Option 5 Name, I give you this ring with all that I am and all that I ever will be. Wear it and know that I love you. With this ring, I marry you. ** Elopement Ceremony 1 ** Elopement Ceremony 2 ** Elopement Ceremony 3 ** Elopement Ceremony 4 ** Elopement Ceremony 5 ** Elopement Ceremony 6 ** Elopement Ceremony 7 ** Elopement Ceremony 8 ** Elopement Vows ** Elopement Ring Meanings ** Elopement Ring Exchanges **
Diversity Statement I am open to marrying any couple. It is my goal to meet each couple where they are and help them to have a positive wedding experience. In order to meet you where you are, I approach every wedding with an open mind - I don’t know anything about you until you tell me and that’s only if you choose to tell me. Wedding ceremony scripts have been written for years for brides and grooms. Now, bride and bride or groom and groom are very common. Some couples are choosing to forego traditional gender roles altogether and are using the terms spouse or partner. If you have made the choice to use non-traditional pronouns, please let me know, and I will be happy to honor your preferences. Any wedding ceremony script can be changed to reflect those personal preferences. Comments are closed.
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