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on the write track

read lots of vow examples for inspiration

Start by looking at traditional, by-the-book vows from your own religion, if you practice a certain faith, and others as well to see what strikes a chord with you. Incorporate these samples into the original words you write or simply use them as a jumping-off point. Once you’ve found a few you love, consider what it is about the style that draws you to those vows in particular.

agree on format and tone with your partner

Decide how you want your vows to come across. Do you envision them as humorous?

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