I've shared a lot on Weddingbee, and while I love you all dearly, I plan to keep what was said during our ceremony between us and those that attended. I do hope you understand, but I will outline a few bits and pieces.
My dad had practiced over and over the perfect response for when the officiant asked "who gives this bride away?" So naturally, my dad nailed it with "her mother and I do."
From there our officiant opened in a word of prayer asking for our savior to bless this day and for us to remember there is nothing more precious than the gift of loving each other.
Our vows were pretty short and very straight forward. In fact it was only one sentence and more details and customization were actually put into our ring exchange. Unconventional? Maybe. But, it just seemed to work well for us.
During our ring exchange we did promise to always make one another laugh. It's something we're good at it, so might as well promise it during the most important promise of our life.
During our ring exchange we did promise to always make one another laugh. It's something we're good at it, so might as well promise it during the most important promise of our life.
Our ceremony was a whole 15 minutes tops, including the processional. While we may not have had fancy rituals, like a sand ceremony or wine box ceremony, we stayed true to ourselves by keeping it simple. It was indeed short and sweet, but Mr. Buck and I wrote every word of it.
Where did you find inspiration for what to include in your ceremony?
*Photos by Martin's Photography
*Photos by Martin's Photography
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