Wedding vows are, as you know, the declarations that make you officially married. They're also the part of the ceremony where you and your partner excitedly (or nervously!) stand up in front of your family and friends, and promise to love, support, and put up with each other for the rest of your lives.
They’re the emotional core of the wedding, tucked between the fancy clothes, the awkward ring exchange, and that moment when someone starts weeping (sometimes it’s the best man, sometimes it’s the groom, sometimes it’s your gran — it’s fine).
Vows are essentially your romantic contract, except instead of fine print, there's often tear-streaked mumbling and a nervous laugh. They can be solemn, sacred, and deeply moving — and yes, they’re usually memorised better than your wedding seating plan.
The pages linked below show the traditional Church wedding vows used in Christian liturgical ceremonies, translated into various languages. These are timeless, formal promises, shared by couples all over the world — words that have united hearts for centuries, with or without perfect pronunciation.
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