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Words About Love And Marriage for Your Wedding Ceremony Option 5

2/14/2019

 
Today there will be no dearly beloved, no betrothed, and no ancient rhyme of the married. Today there are no dead languages to solemnize vows that are very much alive and will remain so for a lifetime. Today promises become permanent and friends become family. However, this day is not about the words spoken or the rings exchanged, nor is it about grand pronouncements and recessional marches.

This day – the day of Bride and Groom’s wedding – is about love.  It's been said, “If love is not all, then it is nothing: this principle, and its opposite, collide down all the years of my breathless tale.”
Bride and Groom, your breathless tale is about to begin.

If love is not all, then it is nothing.
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Its opposite – If love is all, then it is everything – is going to be the basis for every aspect of your relationship. All you have to do is simply love one another and that love shows through in everything you do for one another, how you treat each other, in good times and bad. Love isn’t just a word; it’s an action. Love isn’t something you say, it’s something you do. Love is genuine, honest, and open, compassionate and kind, passionate and blind, love doesn’t know space or time, nor look through jealous eyes, and in the modified words of Paul in his letter to the Corinthians, “Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, and endures all things. Love never dies.”

There are many different kinds of love, almost if not all of which are represented here today. There is romantic love, the love of parents and children, of brothers and sisters and family, and love among friends. Not only do Bride and Groom love one another romantically – and they do, you can see it in every look, every touch, every moment they’re together – they also love one another as friends. In fact, they’re best friends, constantly giggling and taunting and teasing and very plainly and obviously having fun together. That love and enjoyment of each other as best friends will sustain them through this marriage. In addition, the love collectively in this room, from friends and family, will help sustain and support the promises they make today.

All of us here will help solidify this bond, as these two individuals are joined as husband and wife.This new journey will be at times richly rewarding and extremely difficult, but, most importantly, it will be a journey you take together.

Marriage is much more than your signatures on a legal contract. You are promising, in front of all these people you love, that you want to be with each other and only each other for the rest of your lives, and that you will do everything in your power to honor the promises you are making here today.For their part, the people who love you will also do everything in their power to try to help you hold up your end of the bargain.

I do not claim to be the original author of this script. I am sharing it like this to make it easier for anyone to use.

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  • Parts Of A Ceremony
    • Unplugged Wedding Ceremony
    • Presentation of the Bride and Groom
    • Opening Prayers
    • Welcoming Words
    • Moment of Silence
    • Words About Love And Marriage
    • Declaration of Intent
    • Secular Wedding Vows
    • Christian Marriage Vows
    • Meaning of the Wedding Rings
    • Christian Ring Blessings
    • Christian Ring Exchanges
    • Secular Wedding Ring Exchanges
    • Christian Marriage Blessings
    • Marriage Blessings
    • Marriage Pronouncements
    • Seven Blessings for a Jewish Wedding
    • Breaking of the Glass
    • Blog The parts of a wedding ceremony
  • Site Index
    • Readings >
      • Readings About Love
      • Readings about Marriage
      • Non - Traditional Wedding Readings
      • Spiritual Wedding Readings
      • Christian Wedding Readings
      • Asian Ceremony Ideas
      • Hindu Wedding Readings
      • Disney
      • Star Wars
      • Cats and Dogs
      • Dr. Who
      • Harry Potter
      • Beatles
      • Celtic Wedding Ceremony Options
    • Unity Ceremony Ideas >
      • The Rose Ceremony
      • Wedding Box Ceremony
      • Unity Sand Ceremony
      • The Unity Cross
      • The Hand Ceremony
      • The Cord of Three Strands
      • Tying of the Fishermans Knot
      • Jumping the Broom
      • Unity Candle Ceremony
      • Tree Planting Ceremony
      • Hand Washing Ceremony
      • Foot Washing Ceremony
      • Ring Warming Ceremony
      • Blended Family Wedding Ceremony
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