Write Your Wedding Vows
Want to write you own vows for the wedding but don't know where to start? Remember VOWS are promises and
commitments not just beautiful words. They are the things that you promise to do for your love for the rest of your life. Not just
how beautiful her hair looks in the moon light on the pier. Leave that up to us in the Love Story. When you
write your vows follow this simple system:
KISS or Keep It Simple Sweetheart!
Keep them short and to the point as possible. Don't write a book just make it sweet and short. Something like these:
I will love you, honor you and trust you. I promise to be there for you in the months and years to come. I will never abandon you
and will protect you. I will forgive you etc.
And write them down so you don't forget. We also ask that you send them to us as well so if you get tongue tied and
lost we can prompt you. Remember your guests lose interest at about 20 minutes and the whole ceremony should
take around 30 so keep the vows short!
Want friends and family to read things at your wedding? Thats good but choose one or two not more than that.
Again the old adage is people can listen as long as they can sit. And that is about 20 minutes if they aren't participating.
Love Story Ceremony
So its time to write your Love Story for your personal ceremony. We talked about it but now you have to write it and have a
good case of writers block. Don't worry you are not alone! Not sure what to write or what to say?
Well it's simple really, tell a story about your relationship. Sit down at your computer and just start writing, don't worry about
spelling, grammar, punctuation, small letters big letters, just tell me your story! Answer these simple questions in story form:
Where did you meet, when did you meet, did a friend set you up at a super bowl party, did you work together, go to high school
or college at the same school?
What made you fall in love, how blue are his eyes, how soft is her hair? The really romantic stuff.
Do you have a favorite food that you like, how about a shared love of sports cars or your dogs or cats.
Do you have kids, are you waiting for kids? Can you see her being a mother to your kids, is he a good father or will he be?
Is he a neat freak about the way the garage looks, could you eat off the floor? Does she have pairs of 1000 shoes? Does he
collect baseball caps or cards.
Tell all, we want to know it all and remember that what ever you write is open to interpretation and literary license. And we may
use what ever you write so be nice!
It can be two paragraphs or two pages, We just want to know the two of you better. And don't hesitate to tell us the really
romantic stuff too. That always makes for a great ceremony.
So get to work now and have fun and call if you have any questions.
Want to write you own vows for the wedding but don't know where to start? Remember VOWS are promises and
commitments not just beautiful words. They are the things that you promise to do for your love for the rest of your life. Not just
how beautiful her hair looks in the moon light on the pier. Leave that up to us in the Love Story. When you
write your vows follow this simple system:
KISS or Keep It Simple Sweetheart!
Keep them short and to the point as possible. Don't write a book just make it sweet and short. Something like these:
I will love you, honor you and trust you. I promise to be there for you in the months and years to come. I will never abandon you
and will protect you. I will forgive you etc.
And write them down so you don't forget. We also ask that you send them to us as well so if you get tongue tied and
lost we can prompt you. Remember your guests lose interest at about 20 minutes and the whole ceremony should
take around 30 so keep the vows short!
Want friends and family to read things at your wedding? Thats good but choose one or two not more than that.
Again the old adage is people can listen as long as they can sit. And that is about 20 minutes if they aren't participating.
Love Story Ceremony
So its time to write your Love Story for your personal ceremony. We talked about it but now you have to write it and have a
good case of writers block. Don't worry you are not alone! Not sure what to write or what to say?
Well it's simple really, tell a story about your relationship. Sit down at your computer and just start writing, don't worry about
spelling, grammar, punctuation, small letters big letters, just tell me your story! Answer these simple questions in story form:
Where did you meet, when did you meet, did a friend set you up at a super bowl party, did you work together, go to high school
or college at the same school?
What made you fall in love, how blue are his eyes, how soft is her hair? The really romantic stuff.
Do you have a favorite food that you like, how about a shared love of sports cars or your dogs or cats.
Do you have kids, are you waiting for kids? Can you see her being a mother to your kids, is he a good father or will he be?
Is he a neat freak about the way the garage looks, could you eat off the floor? Does she have pairs of 1000 shoes? Does he
collect baseball caps or cards.
Tell all, we want to know it all and remember that what ever you write is open to interpretation and literary license. And we may
use what ever you write so be nice!
It can be two paragraphs or two pages, We just want to know the two of you better. And don't hesitate to tell us the really
romantic stuff too. That always makes for a great ceremony.
So get to work now and have fun and call if you have any questions.
1-877-Lets I Do
Los Angeles Beach Weddings
(877-538-7436)
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