Wedding vows writer: promises that sound like the two of you.
Tell us how you met, what you love about your partner and what you want to promise. We shape it into personal vows of one to two minutes that are easy to say with your voice shaking a little, and that sit well next to your partner's.
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Written by AI only from your stories: it is instructed never to invent anecdotes. Please check names and facts before you speak.
What personal vows need
- A first line that is only about them.
- One small, specific memory instead of a summary of the relationship.
- Promises you can keep, some serious and one light.
- Short sentences you can say without notes shaking in your hand.
- A close that turns back to the two of you.
Jess, on our second date you made me walk forty minutes in the rain because you had read about a bakery that sold the best cinnamon buns in the city. It was closed. You laughed so hard you had to sit down on the step. I knew then that I wanted every wrong turn to be with you.
I promise to keep walking with you, in the rain and to the wrong bakeries. I promise to tell you the truth, and to listen when you tell me yours. And I promise to save you the last cinnamon bun. Most of the time.
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How it works
Answer a few questions
Who it is for, how you know them, and two or three stories. About five minutes. No account needed.
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The plan for the speech, its opening lines, and three questions that dig out the detail that makes it land.
Get your speech in a minute
Pay once and watch it being written. Revise it as often as you need, then print cue cards or rehearse with read-aloud.
Questions
How long should wedding vows be?
One to two minutes each, about 150 to 250 spoken words. Agree a rough length with your partner so one set does not run three times as long as the other. Choose the length on the form and the vows are timed to it.
Can we say personal vows in a UK or US ceremony?
In the US most officiants welcome personal vows; check with yours. In England and Wales a civil ceremony must include the legal declaration and contracting words, and anything you add must not be religious, so share your vows with the registrar beforehand. In a church, ask the minister what can be added.
What should vows avoid?
Inside jokes no one else can follow, anything about exes, and promises that sound like a complaint dressed up as a joke. The writer keeps them personal but clear to the guests. Add anything off limits under "Anything to avoid?".
Should our vows match?
They do not need to match, but a similar length and tone helps. You can each order vows, or one of you writes them and the other uses them as a guide.
Our money-back promise
If your speech is not what you hoped for, use the withdrawal form within 14 days of your order and we refund the full price. We make this promise voluntarily, on top of your statutory rights.
It applies once per customer (the same email address or card), the request must reach us before the event date you gave on the order form, and we ask you to tell us briefly what was not right. Other requests within the 14 days are reviewed by a person and answered by email.
Ready for your speech?
A few questions, two or three stories, and you see how your speech begins. The preview costs nothing, and you decide afterwards.