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The two childrens vows are examples that can be incorporated
into your wedding ceremony. They are just two of the other childrens
vows in the book Wedding Ceremonies Galore and Much Much More.
Your wedding day should be as special and as individual as you
are.
Remember these vows in the Wedding Ceremonies Galore book are for young and old people alike.
Traditional Vows
Religious or Spiritual Vows
Non-Religous Vows
Non-Traditional Vows
Renewing Vows
2nd or Ensuing Vow
Ring Vows
Guidelines To Writing Your Own Complete Ceremony
This will Save You Valuable Time
You'll Save Money (time is money-- don't waste time writing your own from scratch)
Gain The Audiences Respect-- say the wrong thing and risk losing their respect
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Example 1
Invite children forward.
I have pledged my love to you and promised to be a faithful
husband.
Now I want to add another, different kind of vow. I promise
to love (Children's Names) for all of our days and to treat them as
if they were my own. I gladly accept the obligations that go along with
this pledge. I love (Children's Names) and want them to be part of my
life.
Example 2
Childrens Unity Candle Ceremony
Invite children forward.
(Bride's and Groom's Names) light the candles which represent love for each other and for
(Child's Name).
From the uniqueness of these separate flames, they kindle a larger and brighter
flame which represents the union between (Groom's, Bride's and Child's Names).
The side candles remain burning to symbolize the continuing importance of the individual integrity
within the marriage relationship. The greater height of the center candle depicts their belief that
together they can become more than either could alone.
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