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A Civil Ceremony
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Officiant:
We are gathered to unite the two of you in marriage, which is an institution ordained by the state and made honorable by the faithful keeping of good men and women throughout all ages, and is not to be entered into lightly or unadvisedly.
The Officiant says to the man:
Do you, ____________, take ____________ to be your wife, to love, comfort, and cherish from this day forth?
Man:
Yes.
The Officiant says to the woman:
Do you, ____________, take ____________ to be your husband, to love, comfort, and cherish from this day forth?
Woman:
Yes.
Bride and Groom exchange rings.
Officiant:
Having thus pledged yourselves each to the other, I do now, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the state of ____________, pronounce you husband and wife. |
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| Reader Comments |
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| need improvement |
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| Name: Nance | 2007-09-08 |
| Wordings too brief and commercial, nothing special at all, too common and sounds too quickie, it should include more meaningful and heartfelt words. |
| very comforting |
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| Name: Lucy x | 2007-08-22 |
| i found these vows very comforting i enjoyed them as they are quick but not to fast and they get to the point. x |
| simple |
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| Name: sarah | 2007-08-08 |
| I think this is a little too simple. I mean it is straight to the point, but I think this is more of an elopment ceremony |
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