Why are they important? In fact, the wedding vows as we know them today are an important legacy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights , signed in Paris in 1948, which states that "marriage can be concluded only with the free and full consent of the future spouses" . For this reason, marriage vows are fundamental to what they represent, both legal and emotional.
The promises that you will exchange on your wedding day, in fact, are the most beautiful phrases of love that you can pronounce in your life, as they are unique and unrepeatable (even if you can freely renew them from year to year, alone or with a group of loved ones who act as witnesses of your sentences for wedding anniversary).
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What will happen as soon as you have exchanged your wedding vows and rings, will soon become a hazy memory. You will have a smile with your eyes shining without worrying about the wedding makeup and you will have felt yourself a palm from the ground even if you were wearing vertiginous bridal shoes. Maybe you have exchanged a kiss and maybe your guests will have applauded ... and who remembers you more? You only know that you felt happy like never before. [image from unapproved source] For example, you can agree with the celebrant for a particular introduction or ask him to read a poem of your choice before he starts reading article 143 (Rights and reciprocal duties of spouses), article 144 (Address of family life and residence of the family) and Article 147 (Duties towards children). Any poetry or reading that you wish to share with your partner, will be inserted before or after such an important passage, as well as a possible ceremony emphasizing the marriage like that of the rose, the sand or the light, for example. [image from unapproved source]
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Why are they important? In fact, the wedding vows as we know them today are an important legacy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights , signed in Paris in 1948, which states that "marriage can be concluded only with the free and full consent of the future spouses" . For this reason, marriage vows are fundamental to what they represent, both legal and emotional.
The promises that you will exchange on your wedding day, in fact, are the most beautiful phrases of love that you can pronounce in your life, as they are unique and unrepeatable (even if you can freely renew them from year to year, alone or with a group of loved ones who act as witnesses of your sentences for wedding anniversary).
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What will happen as soon as you have exchanged your wedding vows and rings, will soon become a hazy memory. You will have a smile with your eyes shining without worrying about the wedding makeup and you will have felt yourself a palm from the ground even if you were wearing vertiginous bridal shoes. Maybe you have exchanged a kiss and maybe your guests will have applauded ... and who remembers you more? You only know that you felt happy like never before. [image from unapproved source] For example, you can agree with the celebrant for a particular introduction or ask him to read a poem of your choice before he starts reading article 143 (Rights and reciprocal duties of spouses), article 144 (Address of family life and residence of the family) and Article 147 (Duties towards children). Any poetry or reading that you wish to share with your partner, will be inserted before or after such an important passage, as well as a possible ceremony emphasizing the marriage like that of the rose, the sand or the light, for example. [image from unapproved source]
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