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Christians, the Minority
It was recently published that the Christian Community is taking over the net. I thought, "Yes! It's about time they noticed!"
But, sadly, another report came. It said that Christians have used the Internet to single-handedly restore the love...
Don't Forgive infidelity!
Cheating partners became boring news these days. Society seems to accept it as human. Research is telling us it is about our hormones, meaning testosterone.. what else. So, the shame goes to a woman who strays while a man is expected to be...
Processed For Development
A Study of the necessity of being processed for development.
We are being processed and sometimes we get confused about what process is and what the purpose of it is. The only way we will develop into what He called us to be is through process....
Today's Woman
She is a guide, mentor, mother, nurturer, wife and friend. She is many things to many people. She is Today's woman. She is a new woman in ever changing new world or is she? She gives and she takes only what is earned. She speaks up even when it...
What, Is Love?
Love, like the human personality, or a diamond, has many facets. Each facet represents that one aspect shown to the observers of that facet, in their own understanding. Yet each facet is only a part of the sum total of the whole, when viewed...
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Get Help Writing Your Wedding Vows
Writing your Wedding Vows is not easy. But it is one of the most
precious gifts you will ever give each other so it is worth
every bit of effort that you put into it. You don't need to be
Shakespeare or Keats to write loving vows that have a soul.
Simply speak from your heart and try to verbalize your feelings.
The rest will happen naturally.
Writing your Vows is not a random process where you simply
ramble words from the top of your head. There is a process to
writing wedding vows. In fact you can even buy wedding vow
toolkits to help take you through the process. From writing out
your feelings, making promises, deciding on the various forms of
address like husband, spouse, loved one, life partner and even
the language you will all go towards making your own, unique set
of vows.
If you find yourself incapable of giving expression to your
feelings, then the best route to take is to buy a book or ebook
on wedding and marriage vows. Some people feel that this shows a
lack of commitment and respect for the ceremony. However, that
is not really true! You would not expect a non-artist to paint
his woman's face to prove how much he loves her and neither
would you expect a tone-deaf lover to serenade his bride. So why
expect someone who lacks the creative skills of a poet, to write
poetry?
Also, it would be unfair that just because you do not have great
poetic or journalistic abilities your vows should be mediocre.
Wedding vows are a promise
you make to each other. Just as you
want the best for your marriage, so should you for the wedding
vows. And it's perfectly ok to borrow from the experts.
The best thing to do if you cannot write your own vows is to
invest in some good handbooks that provide you with some witty
vows, a few beautiful poems that you can incorporate into your
vows and some evocative verses as well. Once you have these, you
can choose the vows you like best and add a few more things you
may want to say. Not only will you personalize the wedding vows
but also they will come straight from the heart.
One important thing to remember is that irrespective of whether
you write your wedding vows yourself or get outside help, you
will need to practice them. You don't want to end up with a
whole page of beautifully written vows - that you forgot during
the ceremony! So once you have your wedding vows ready practice
saying them over and over - in front of the mirror and in front
of an audience. Sometimes, the way you speak your wedding vows
can make all the difference!
About the author:
© Copyright Randy Wilson, All Rights Reserved.
Randy has more articles on weddings & honeymoons such as Bridal Shower Party Game. Sign up for the Weddings
Information newsletter at Weddings Information Newsletter.
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