Fun Civil ceremony with child vows

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Welcome today on this most joyful of days as we unite GROOM and BRIDE  in the honorable estate of matrimony.. we welcome you who join us in body and Brides father joins us in loving spirit.

Like this garden, the love between GROOM and BRIDE  is the result of careful tending.  This is a relationship that has blossomed over time.

By being present at this celebration, a witness to this union which unites two people and  solidifies a family, we lend our support to their foundation..

Lord our God, bless this union between GROOM and BRIDE , and bless their children.

Short musical interlude 

Declaration of intent/vows:

GROOM BRIDE , Will you face each other, join hands, and repeat after me in unison:

Today I give you my hand

Today I give you my heart

I will start each day with a gentle touch and end each day with a hug

From this day forward we will celebrate successes together and seek comfort in times of Grief

We will create beautiful and lasting memories for ourselves and our children

We will take time to reflect on the bound we have and the love that will last a life time

(GROOM)

On this day I, GROOM, take you, BRIDE , to be my wife

(BRIDE )

On this day I, BRIDE , take you, GROOM, to be my husband

 BRIDE ’s vow to Daughter:

BRIDE :

Daughter, You are already an important part of our family.  I believe you feel welcome and included.  Today, I want to say in front of family and friends, that I love you as a daughter.  I hope that I will be an adult in your life that you choose to come to in times of trouble and in times of celebration. 
As a symbol of love I give you this ring today.  Please wear it in good health and as a reminder that you are loved by me, your father, son and son .

  Exchange of rings:

Ellie: The Legend of the Wedding Band

“In a fair and far off country many centuries ago, a kind young King was married to a princess he loved so.

Together they lived happily until one day their nation’s worst enemy would force the King to travel far way.

One night before he left, as he walked throughout the palace grounds, He tossed into a moonlit pool some pebbles that he had found.

As the lovely ripples widened from where the little pebble fell: The King stood thinking quietly of the wife he loved so well.

And remembering the next day the surface he had seen, He has a gold ring made to fit the finger of the Queen.

“There is no Ending or Beginning to the circle on this band,” The king said to his wife, as he slipped it on her hand.

“And that’s why I have chosen this golden ring to be a pledge to you that my love will last through all Eternity.”

And so, since then, a gold ring has been the symbol of beauty, devotion, and the endlessness of Love.

May all the Love and Happiness you two have found together, Like the circle of the wedding band, go on an on forever.”

< take ring from attendant>

GROOM, place this ring on BRIDE ’s finger and repeat after me:

BRIDE , with this ring I symbolize our union as husband and wife, for today, tomorrow, and all the years to come. 

Please wear it as a reminder of our deep and abiding love.

< take ring from attendant>

BRIDE , place this ring on GROOM’s finger and repeat after me:

GROOM, with this ring I symbolize our union as husband and wife, for today, tomorrow, and all the years to come. 

Please wear it as a reminder of our deep and abiding love.

Proclamation:

Colleen:

As GROOM and BRIDE  have affirmed their love with vows and rings before us and God I now pronounce them husband and wife.  

GROOM and BRIDE , you may now seal your commitment with a kiss.

Tossing of coins:

Colleen:

Family and friends, we will now pass around coins, I ask that everyone take one. 

<pause until everyone has a coin>

The bride and groom ask that you toss the coin into the water as you make a wish for equality and peace in the world.

Champagne Toast:

<Champagne (or juice) will be passed out to all>

Toast by maid of honor, best man, and Ursela

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