Did you write your own wedding vows?
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No, we did the traditional vows. As a matter of fact, most of the ceremony was in Hebrew and I could not translate for you. In my mind I was making my own vows, including never to leave him. (It wasn’t until later that I considered murder.)
No. Folks didn’t do that 50+ years ago. We were married by a justice of the peace.
I got married in a Catholic Church, so we had to memorize the “regular” ones to say.
We were married in a Catholic church too, in 1965, and people weren’t writing their own vows them.
Yes, and the Judge who was officiating forgot most of them, so we had the shortest wedding ceremony ever. About 6 minutes, I think. The party was good though.
We had to memorize our standard “Catholic” wedding vows as well, only I changed mine to say “love, honor and cherish” while my husband said “love, honor and obey”.
No; we used the traditional vows and I’m certain ours said “cherish” rather than “obey.”