 I was sent this biker script by a bride earlier this year. She was looking for something different for their wedding. They wanted a simple elopement before they took of on a honeymoon road trip. I had never met them before so I didn't know what to expect. I got excited thinking about a bunch of bikers showing up for the wedding but it wasn't like that at all. The morning of their wedding it was on the brink of raining, they came in a car, just the two of them, and it was absolutely perfect! That big biker just bawled as they exchanged vows. I did google this ceremony and found it on Chaplain Ministries. I wanted to include it on my site at a resource for other couples. Biker Wedding Ceremony Script Bride and Groom have been riding together for ten years and their experience of that togetherness has led them here today, to make a public pronouncement that they have each found the one, and luckily for them, it is each other. When you say to the other, “I love you,” what you are saying is, “Hold on tight, the ride is long.” Be understanding of your partner’s needs. Hold each other in the highest regard. Have a sense of humor as you meet life’s challenges. Honor one another when you are together or apart. Respect each other’s differences. Enjoy the good times, and endure the storms. When your heart and the wide open roads call you, follow just to see what awaits you. Don’t be afraid to satisfy your dreams with new and different experiences. Make your dreams come true, together …Most of all, love one another… and the realization of the meaning of that beautiful promise “To have and to hold…” Vows Groom: I love you more than the wind whipping through my beard, hold on tight and always be ready to ride and we will be happy forever. As we take our vows of marriage I will love you and take you anywhere we can ride on two wheels, please take my heart and ride with me as my wife. Bride: I love you more than words can express, I love the way I can snuggle up with you on the bike, being with you, holding you tightly as you take the turns, I can feel a connection with you, and I love that feeling. I want to hold you forever, riding down any road we come to. Our marriage and love will take us through any weather and it makes me very happy to now become your wife. Rings These rings are the symbol of your marriage vows, of love never ending, the ties that bind you together as husband and wife. They mark the beginning of your long ride together Groom, please repeat after me: With this ring, I thee wed, for today, for tomorrow, for all the years, and for all the journeys to come. Please wear it as a sign of my deep and everlasting love. Bride, please repeat after me: With this ring, I thee wed, for today, for tomorrow, for all the years, and for all the journeys to come. Please wear it as a sign of my deep and everlasting love. Pronouncement May your love grow ever stronger as you share your lives together, and may your future be even more wonderful than you ever dreamed possible. You have made your promises and exchanged your rings. By the power vested in me, I now pronounce you husband and wife You may kiss your beautiful bike riding wife! 
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I do not claim to be the original author of any of these scripts. I am sharing it like this to make it easier for anyone to use when writing a wedding ceremony.
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