In this world where divorce seems to be the norm, a couple managing to stay together through thick and thin deserves some celebration! If you and your spouse have made it to a significant anniversary, or you just want to have a "do-over" wedding, consider a vow renewal.
You want to celebrate your 5-year, 10-year, 25-year etc. wedding anniversary.
You only got married legally before, and now want to marry religiously.
You only got married religiously before, and now want to marry legally.
Your first wedding had some element of disaster, and you want a do-over.
You didn't have much money for your first wedding, and you want a more elaborate wedding.
You got married with only a few people present, and you'd like to say wedding vows in front of lots of family and friends.
You've had some rocky times in your relationship, and would now like to reaffirm your commitment to one another.
You think it would be romantic.
A Bad Reason to Have a Vow Renewal Ceremony
- You miss wedding planning and want to throw another party. The focus of any wedding, but especially a vow renewal, should be the promises you are making to each other, and the sacred ritual of marriage, not the party.
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