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The Vows Book - Inspiring & original vows, readings, & poetry for your wedding

The Vows Book - Inspiring & original vows, readings, & poetry for your wedding

Use this book to construct over 850 completely new & original
ceremonies

You're getting married? That's great news!

Welcome to my original & inspirational wedding vows and ceremonies
guide that will help you create a truly inspirational ceremony with
vows that reflect you both; your true thoughts and feelings; vows that
will remain in your hearts and minds for a long, long time. Long after
other ceremonies and vows have been forgotten, yours will be
remembered.

What sort of vows are you thinking of having? Haven't any ideas really?

Why spend your precious time looking for books, going through myriad
publications for ideas. Don't give in to the same old cliched,
hackneyed ideas. I have done all the hard work for you and come up with
a surefire method for creating new, original & compelling ceremonies
tailored just for you and your loved one.

In my new e-book, you can instantly choose from over 270 pages of
ceremonies, vows, readings, poetry, cultural traditions and rituals,
music and songs. PLUS, I've included a stress free guide for your
wedding day AND a stress free guide for nervous and novice readers!

Complete with a mind boggling selection of inspirational vows, poems,
readings and suggested music...

Use this book to construct over 850 completely new & original
ceremonies, which all comply with laws. If you live out of Australia,
your local laws would apply to the legal component. Many of the
ceremonies mention music/songs actually included on the day.

Also contained in this e-book are additional readings, cultural rituals
and traditions to consider adding to your ceremony, additional vows
suggestions, music/songs suggestions, hints and tips for nervous and
novice readers and a checklist of ideas to reduce stress on your
wedding day! Over 270 pages packed with original, beautiful,
inspirational material.

How important is your ceremony?

The ceremony is the linchpin of your wedding day. Without a ceremony
there is no marriage, no matter how short, how long, how personalized,
informal or how formal. It is that special time devoted to the sharing
of your thoughts and feelings on marriage, of and to one another, it is
the time when you articulate your hopes or wishes and promises for your
future together as a married couple. Thoughtful and insightful
personalisation of your ceremony ensures longevity of your ceremony in
your minds and those of family and friends, long after other ceremonies
have been forgotten.

What do you have to choose from and how much of the ceremony can you
personalize for it still to remain legal?

To really personalize your ceremony your choices could include:

Simple and brief. When it's the express wish of the couple to have a
simple, brief ceremony for a variety of personal reasons. This does not
diminish the importance or 'specialness' of the ceremony but complies
with personal wishes and choice. This ceremony does not necessarily
exclude personalized touches.

Cultural ritual/s or tradition/s. In a civil ceremony nowadays you
don't have to possess a particular cultural ancestry to include or a
tradition or a ritual from eg Celtic, Polish, Buddhist, Jewish or even
Swedish cultures.

Your personal journey... information about your relationship you wish
to share with family and friends.

Weaving a theme throughout your ceremony for example, Buddhist
values/ideals, a journey, friendship, love, water, mountain, children,
family and friends, promises.

Meaningful and sincere. May be a ceremony of any length. Hallmarks of
this type of ceremony are usually personally written vows and passages
of love and sincere remarks and commitment to and from the groom and
the bride.

Second Marriage. Readings can reflect this, adding information about
your relationship to the introduction. Children are often involved in
these ceremonies.

Very Traditional. Neither of the couple has been previously married,
the bride is given away by her parents or just her father, the vows are
the traditional. For example: 'for richer or poorer in sickness and in
health...', the ring ceremony includes 'with this ring, I thee wed.'

The ceremony itself...

In this book, I walk you through all of the legally required bits,
suggest dozens of ideas, texts, readings and variations on the themes
and generally make it easy for you to construct a ceremony that is
totally yours.

The ceremony's introduction - where the celebrant introduces / identify
themselves to all present. All are welcomed whether it is the just the
couple and two witnesses or a large bridal party and a hundred and
fifty guests. The thoughts and feelings that the couple has on marriage
are expressed (optional), and a little about the relationship/journey
of the couple is also expressed (optional).

The reading - a very personal and beautiful part of any ceremony. They
add light and dark, they separate, punctuate, they give balance and
effect to parts of the ceremony. They provide opportunities for
family/friends to participate. This particular reading divides the
introduction and the Authorisation. They can continue a theme to assist
with the flow of the ceremony.

The Authorisation - Legally required to be in your ceremony, this is an
authorization for the celebrant to conduct marriage ceremonies and also
to describe the nature of the marriage relationship. The full names of
the couple are said at least once during the ceremony to identify them
- usually during the introduction or the authorization.

Giving the Bride Away - This part's optional. Traditionally the bride's
father gives her away, but more often now, both the bride and groom are
being given away by either parent's or siblings or sometimes even a
child or multiple children! A custom becoming very popular now is for
all the family and guests to give both the bride and groom away,
collectively! This can be very affirming for the couple.

The asking - the groom and bride ask each other if they take one
another as husband and wife and answer, "I will" or "I do". (This part
is actually optional).

The vows - the bride and groom make special promises or pledges to one
another. No matter what promises the couple make to one another the
vows have a legally required prefix which states the following: "In the
presence of these witnesses, I (name), take you (name), to be my
wife/husband".

The ring ceremony - it's usual for the celebrant to make a short
statement on the symbolic nature of the ring/s prior to the ring/s
being placed on the finger/s. Rings are optional and indeed it is a
Celtic custom to sometimes give a torc (bracelet) to one another. It is
a Buddhist custom often to give gifts, any type of gift to one another
at this time.

A Reading - this may be done by the celebrant, a guest or the bride and
or the groom. This is optional but again acts as a divider and can
continue a theme.

The Declaration of Marriage - the celebrant declares the couple husband
and wife, a legal requirement.

Signing of the Marriage Documents - legally required, followed by the
presentation of the Marriage Certificate to the couple. Then, a final
Reading or Blessing is often done, but that's completely optional.
Finally, the new married couple are presented to the guests.
Congratulations!

OK, that all sounds great, but HOW DOES IT ALL COME TOGETHER?

Well, as well as copious vows, readings, and examples, my ebook makes
it easy for you to put together your ceremony in 3 EASY steps:
1. Read, and decide what you like.
2. Copy what you want to use.
3. Paste it under your headings.

25 complete ceremonies for you to steal from!!

Additionally, in this e-book you will find 25 complete ceremonies and
vows to peruse, to give you inspiration to look further or to simply
cut and paste, to do-it-yourself. Add your own words as well and the
end result will be a truly personalized ceremony and vows that reflects
you both, your true thoughts and feelings and one that will remain in
your hearts and minds for a long, long time. Long after other
ceremonies and vows have been forgotten, yours will be remembered.

Complete ceremony #1 - Mountain theme, shared vows and reading
Complete ceremony #2 - Celtic ring warming & quaich of wine
rituals, family readings
Complete ceremony #3 - Inclusion of children, deceased
relatives, bride/groom readings
Complete ceremony #4 - Friendship, children, family, friends,
Buddhist scarf ritual
Complete ceremony #5 - Meaningful and sincere with Celtic
hand-fasting ritual
Complete ceremony #6 - Second marriage, moving vows, shared
readings
Complete ceremony #7 - Deceased mother candle ritual,
inspiring personal vows
Complete ceremony #8 - Buddhist, Quaker, Celtic themes, 2nd
marriage, daughter reads
Complete ceremony #9 - Short, meaningful and sincere, 2nd
marriage for both
Complete ceremony #10 - 2nd marriage, exquisite readings,
family and friends
Complete ceremony #11 - Humorous quotes & readings
Complete ceremony #12 - 2nd marriage, very thoughtful personal
vows, cup wine ritual
Complete ceremony #13 - Spiritual journey, river, friends,
love, Buddhist vows
Complete ceremony #14 - 2nd marriage, 4 readings, children,
friends, sharing wine ritual
Complete ceremony #15 - Moving personal readings to & from
bride and groom
Complete ceremony #16 - Traditional themes, parents giving
away, family readings
Complete ceremony #17 - 2nd marriage older couple, sincere
personal vows
Complete ceremony #18 - 2nd marriage, blended families, shared
vows and reading
Complete ceremony #19 - Rituals, rose petals, hand-fasting,
mead, sash pinning
Complete ceremony #20 - Promises, very different vows &
readings to one another
Complete ceremony #21 - Sincere, lengthy personal vows
Complete ceremony #22 - A spiritual journey, inspirational
readings, family & friends
Complete ceremony #23 - Love theme, rose ritual, humorous and
a shared reading
Complete ceremony #24 - Traditional themes with a butterfly
release ritual
Complete ceremony #25 - Simple and brief, a child, shared
readings
18 additional readings
22 additional cultural rituals and traditions
Additional vows
Suggested music and songs
Hints & tips for nervous & novice readers
My personal checklist to help reduce stress on your wedding
day

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Now, here are some of the beautiful and inspirational words that will
be found in The 25 Ceremonies eBook

One of the 25 beautiful ceremony introductions I've included in the
book:

This couple met through their work 5-6 years ago. Just friends at
first, their relationship blossomed into something more after they
realized they were in one another's thoughts constantly and that they
both seemed happiest when together. They believe they fit together.
They share a very unique sense of humor, they want the same things for
their future; have similar outlooks on life and share similar family
ideals. Yet with all these similarities they are different enough to
keep their relationship interesting, unpredictable and to provide a
balance, especially with their children. This couple feel that many
people see getting married as the start of a new life together and that
somehow marriage will fix all their problems and make their
relationship perfect. This couple view their marriage as a celebration
and an authentication of the wonderful life they already share and they
do not expect their lives or their relationship to change as a
consequence. Originally they had planned to elope and marry quietly.
The brides (late) mother thought that they might regret this as those
who meant the most to them would want to share their special day with
them. Mother proved to be right as the couple discovered once they
started organizing their ceremony they realized that this celebration
is exactly what they wanted. So this is the reason why you are all here
with us today at this intimate and beautiful place. Why here, why this
place? I hear you ask....well the groom proposed to the bride under
that tree over there on both knees, but thats another story.

One of more than 80 vows in the book:

This ring I give to you is the physical symbol of our commitment to be
part of one life, a sign of my desire to be there for you continuously
and forever

And another vow example:

I promise to give you space and to give you my time when you have need
of it, to listen when you have something to say and strive to
communicate to you my feelings and needs. I promise to play with you as
often as I can, to remind you of the wonderful person that you are and
to help you realize your dreams. I promise to laugh with you in the
good times and stand by you when times are tough, to wipe your tears
with my hands. I will always strive to bring out the best.

Just one of more than 80 readings I have in the book:

'An Equal Music' written by John Donne: 'And into that gate they shall
enter and in that house they shall dwell, where there shall be no cloud
nor sun, no darkness nor dazzling, but one equal light, no noise nor
silence, but one equal music,no fears nor hopes, but one equal
possession, no foes nor friends, but one equal communion and identity,
no ends nor beginnings, but one equal eternity.'

Another lovely reading example from the book:

If you only knew how much I love you, how essential you are to my life
you would not dare stay away for an instant, you would always remain
pressed close to my heart, your soul to my soul (Written by Juliet
Drouet to Victor Hugo 1833)

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If you would like to contact the author please send an email to
liz4@capepacific

All site & book contents � 2010 Elizabeth Gray

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