Simple Steps to Writing Your Wedding Vows

1. Start with a Personal Touch

Begin by addressing your partner directly — use their name or a sweet nickname.

You can start with:👉 "From the moment I met you..."👉 "I never imagined I’d find a love like this..."👉 "Today, standing here with you, I feel..."

2. Share What You Love Most About Them

Think about the little (or big) things that make them special to you. Consider:

• Their personality, kindness, humor, or strength.

• Special moments or memories you’ve shared.

• What made you fall in love with them.

Example:👉 "I love the way you make me laugh, even on my hardest days."👉 "You’ve shown me a love I didn’t know was possible."

3. Make a Promise

Elopement vows are all about heartfelt promises. Keep it simple and meaningful. You can promise:

• Support: "I promise to stand by your side through all of life’s adventures."

• Love: "I promise to love you fiercely, today and always."

• Laughter: "I promise to always make you laugh, even when it’s hard."

4. Look to the Future

Share your excitement about the life you’ll build together. This can be:

• Dreaming of growing old together.

• Continuing to have fun, travel, or create memories.

• Supporting each other in the good and bad times.

Example:👉 "I can’t wait to spend a lifetime creating memories with you."👉 "I’m so excited for all the adventures we still have ahead of us."

5. End with a Powerful Statement

Wrap it up with something heartfelt and powerful:👉 "You are my person, my best friend, my forever — and I’m so lucky to love you."👉 "I choose you today, tomorrow, and always."

Bonus Tips:

• Keep it short — aim for 1-2 minutes.

• Write from the heart — don’t worry about being perfect.

• Practice aloud — it helps you get comfortable saying your vows.

• Bring a copy — write your vows down or have them printed just in case nerves kick in.

💍 Remember, your vows are a reflection of your love — there’s no right or wrong way. Just speak from your heart, and it will be perfect. ❤️