we did a mixture.....used different wording, but kind of traditonal mixed in. we liked personalizing it.
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Autumn08
hehe talk about Sentimental hehe he cried that day when i cried and said yes lol
ant n tilde
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i am getting married in a catholic church so i have to do traditional
but i really have to agree - there is something amazing in the fact that i will be saying the same words as my great grandparents or the billions of other married couples - ( okay in a different language but still . . . )
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We are writing them. FH was less than sentimental when he proposed and asked simply if I wanted a ring. I was upset by that because you can at least say something nice to me!
i hear you he was somewhat sentimental but it could lhave been better!!!! but i love him anyway
blu6385
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i want to say we are going to write them but we will proabably just do traditional ...
blu6385
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i am getting married in a catholic church so i have to do traditional
but i really have to agree - there is something amazing in the fact that i will be saying the same words as my great grandparents or the billions of other married couples - ( okay in a different language but still . . . )
you have to traditaional if you get married in a catholic church??? i didnt know that .... even if your not having a mass???? ... if thats the case i am definetly doing traditional i guess!!!
ourday08
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Traditional vows!
Mrs.D08
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Writing them.
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Posted by ant n tilde
i am getting married in a catholic church so i have to do traditional
but i really have to agree - there is something amazing in the fact that i will be saying the same words as my great grandparents or the billions of other married couples - ( okay in a different language but still . . . )
you have to traditaional if you get married in a catholic church??? i didnt know that .... even if your not having a mass???? ... if thats the case i am definetly doing traditional i guess!!!
i am ALMOST positive- i will know in a few weeks when we get the whole package from the church. . .
FutureMrsRice
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Traditional
jennandrolo
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Traditional. One, because we're just too lazy to write our own lol and two, we dont really want to get too personal in front of all out guests. We're more private.
LoveRocks
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We're writing our own vows!!!!!! Theres just so much we have to say and we want them to be written in our own style of expression.
The only thing is that I have to go first. There's no way in h ell that I could hold it together if he went before me!
Teamhurldon
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writing them along with our officiant who is an actor / comedian friend in LA who is getting ordained for us, should be interesting, probably will mesh some tradition in it too, to please the elderly fam
megzzie
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Probably traditional
Soon2BDoubleL
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My FH asked if I wanted to write our own vows before he even proposed, it's something that he really wants.
Snowflake08
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we're sticking with the traditional
DGoldfarb0776
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Sticking with tradition
soon2BMrsMcD
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traditional!!
chrispar
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traditional vows
betiboop7
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My FH is an awesome writer and an English Teacher and Im not so good of a writer..He would have to edit it for me
so we are going to do traitional unless i get some kind of something come over me and help me to write..but i think i would be too nervous to remember what to say at the alter.
