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Article: Putting your promise to each other into wedding vows
- Article from:
- Capital (Annapolis)
- Article date:
- January 21, 2007
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Tying the knot can become extremely complicated, especially if
you're planning a big ceremony. Lengthy to-do lists could make you
feel as if you're attempting to untie the legendary Gordian knot
while blindfolded. So why go to extra bother with writing your own
wedding vows rather than reciting the old familiar ones?
"Wedding vows are words said on a special day. Marriage vows
represent the way you will live together," say Shonnie Lavender and
Bruce Mulkey, authors of "I Do! I Do! The Marriage Vow Workbook"
(lulu.com, $24.95).
By any name, these vows should be more than just words recited
during the ceremony. They represent a thoughtful, heartfelt
commitment to your relationship and the way ...