Catholic Vows

I receive our marriage as a daily call to holiness. Before God and those who love us, I promise fidelity, patience, and reverence for the sacrament we enter. I will pray with you, seek reconciliation when I fail you, and serve the good of our family with humility. In celebration and in trial, I will return to grace and walk beside you toward the life God asks us to build.

I take you for my lawful wife/husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, until death do us part.

May the Lord bless us all the days of our lives. I promise to walk with you in the light of Christ, to raise our family in the faith, and to love you as Christ loves the Church.

(Officiant: Do you take [Name] to be your wife/husband? Do you promise to be faithful to her/him in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health, to love her/him and to honor her/him all the days of your life?) "I do."

I accept you as my spouse, a gift from God's own hand. I promise to cherish this blessing, to love you as Christ loves the Church, and to be your faithful partner in building a home filled with faith, hope, and charity. I commit my life to you before God and this community.

(Name), have you come here to enter into Marriage without coercion, freely and wholeheartedly? Are you prepared, as you follow the path of Marriage, to love and honor each other for as long as you both shall live?

Receive this ring as a sign of my love and fidelity. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.

I take you to be my spouse, promising to serve you as Christ served the world. I vow to be your faithful partner in this holy sacrament, to love you without reservation, and to honor you in every action. I promise to pray with you, to grow in faith with you, and to lead our family toward God's light.

I promise to be faithful to you always, in joy and in sorrow, in sickness and in health, and I will love you and honor you all the days of my life. May God bless our union and help us to keep this covenant.

I receive you as God's gift for every season of my life. Before God, our family, and the Church, I promise to be faithful to you, to honor you with patience and tenderness, and to choose your good in joy, in trial, in sickness, and in health, all the days of my life.

Before God, I ask for the grace to make our home faithful and kind. I receive this marriage with reverence, and I promise to honor you with patience, fidelity, and prayer. When joy is easy, I will give thanks with you. When hardship comes, I will seek mercy, speak truth gently, and return with you to the love God has entrusted to us. May the sacrament we celebrate today shape the ordinary days of our life together.

In the grace of this covenant, I give myself to you. I promise fidelity in heart, patience in trial, and reverence for the sacrament we enter today. I will pray for you, seek forgiveness with humility, and walk beside you toward God's mercy for all the days of our married life.

I receive you with reverence and promise you daily mercy. In the grace of this sacrament, I will honor our marriage with fidelity, patience, and prayer. I will seek forgiveness when I fail, offer forgiveness when you need it, and walk with you toward God in every season of our life together.

I take you as my spouse, recognizing this union as a sacred sacrament. I promise to be true to you in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health. I will love you and honor you all the days of my life, trusting in God's grace to sustain us.

Following the words of Saint Augustine, I promise to love you first, and let that love guide all that I do. I take you as my spouse, promising to be faithful and true, to honor your soul, and to seek God's will for our marriage every day of our lives.

I take you to be my wife/husband. I promise to be faithful to you in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health, to love you and to honor you all the days of my life.

Before God, I promise that our home will not keep love to itself. I receive our marriage with gratitude and ask for the grace to make it a place of prayer, fidelity, and welcome. I will honor you in public and in private, seek reconciliation when I fail, and serve the good of our family with patience. Together, may we notice the lonely, feed the hungry, comfort those who suffer, and let the sacrament we enter become a living work of charity.

I enter into this covenant of marriage with you, fully and freely. I promise to love you, to honor you, and to cherish you. I will be your faithful partner in the eyes of God and His Church, building a home filled with faith, hope, and charity.

Before God, I promise to seek the next faithful step with you. I will bring our choices to prayer, listen for wisdom beyond my own instincts, and welcome counsel that helps us love more generously. When the way is uncertain, I will not rush you or pretend to know everything. I will trust that discernment can be patient, practical, and shared. With God's grace, I will choose what protects our covenant, serves our family, and draws our hearts toward a deeper fidelity each day.

Before God, I promise to receive your life with faithful attention. I will listen for what you say and for what is difficult to say, honor the dignity God has given you, and bring both gratitude and concern into prayer. I will not let hurry make me careless with your heart. Through ordinary days and unexpected change, I will seek reconciliation, welcome wise counsel, and serve the good of our family. May the grace of this sacrament teach me to see you clearly and love you faithfully all our days.

I ask for grace to love you faithfully in the common hours. I receive our marriage with reverence and promise to honor the sacrament through prayer, fidelity, patience, and service. I will seek reconciliation when pride divides us, give thanks when joy finds us, and care for the life entrusted to our home. Before God, I offer you a willing heart for every ordinary day we are given.

I bring my whole life before God and place it faithfully beside yours. I promise to receive our marriage with reverence, to pray with you when we are grateful, and to seek mercy when we are hurt. I will tell the truth with tenderness, return to forgiveness when pride divides us, and serve our home through the ordinary work of each day. In joy and in trial, I will honor the sacrament we enter by choosing fidelity, patience, and love.

Before the altar of God, I receive you with gratitude and promise to love you with faithful patience. I will seek the good of our marriage in prayer, tell the truth with charity, and return to you when pride would make distance easier. In joy, I will give thanks with you; in sorrow, I will stay beside you. I ask God to make our home a place of mercy, our promises a source of courage, and our ordinary days an offering of love.

Before God, I receive our marriage as a school of patient and joyful love. I promise to let the grace of this sacrament form how I speak, serve, forgive, and begin again. I will bring our gratitude to prayer, receive wise correction without resentment, and seek the good of our family with a generous heart. In seasons of celebration and trial, I will remember that love is a vocation we practice together. With God's help, I will keep learning how to honor you faithfully for all our days.

Standing before this holy altar and in the sight of God, I receive you as God's sacred gift to my life. I promise to be true to you in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health. I vow to support your salvation, to pray with you and for you without ceasing, and to welcome whatever blessings and sacrifices God grants our union. By the grace of this Holy Sacrament, I dedicate my heart, my mind, and my service to you, loving and honoring you all the days of our earthly life together.

I take you to be my spouse, not out of lust, but in truth and with sincerity. I ask the Lord to have mercy on us and grant that we may grow old together in health and peace. I promise to walk this path of holiness with you, honoring our union as a sacred reflection of God's love.