Desiree Hartsock Shares How to Write and Say Heartfelt Vows
Your wedding vows. Let?s be real?they are a trifecta of pressure: they are important, they are said in front of an audience, and they somehow have to capture all the inside jokes, couch cuddling, road trips, and Netflix marathons that make up you and your partner?s relationship in three minutes or under! If that?s enough […]
Your wedding vows. Let?s be real?they are a trifecta of pressure: they are important, they are said in front of an audience, and they somehow have to capture all the inside jokes, couch cuddling, road trips, and Netflix marathons that make up you and your partner?s relationship in three minutes or under! If that?s enough to give you stress dreams, then take a deep breath and read on.
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Step One: Talk You?ve probably seen it happen. The bride?s vows are deeply emotional and touching while the groom?s vows are goofy and funny (or vice versa). In order to make sure you are both on the same page, sit down with your fiancé and decide ahead of time on the format and tone. Of course, give a little leeway for your diverging personalities. You might be more comfortable opening with a funny story about the first time he tried to talk to you while he might want to start with a serious quote about marriage. And that?s okay! Just be sure that, overall, you both have a clear understanding of expectations so neither of you feel surprised by what the other person says.
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Step Two: Brainstorm
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Your wedding vows. Let?s be real?they are a trifecta of pressure: they are important, they are said in front of an audience, and they somehow have to capture all the inside jokes, couch cuddling, road trips, and Netflix marathons that make up you and your partner?s relationship in three minutes or under! If that?s enough to give you stress dreams, then take a deep breath and read on.
Mint Photography
Step One: Talk You?ve probably seen it happen. The bride?s vows are deeply emotional and touching while the groom?s vows are goofy and funny (or vice versa). In order to make sure you are both on the same page, sit down with your fiancé and decide ahead of time on the format and tone. Of course, give a little leeway for your diverging personalities. You might be more comfortable opening with a funny story about the first time he tried to talk to you while he might want to start with a serious quote about marriage. And that?s okay! Just be sure that, overall, you both have a clear understanding of expectations so neither of you feel surprised by what the other person says.
Christine Doneé Photography
Step Two: Brainstorm
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