Have you finished writing your wedding vows? Then you're probably trying to decide how to present them at your wedding ceremony. 

We must warn you now. Do not read your wedding vows off of your phone! Trust us. Your wedding photographer and videographer will not be happy. Neither will you when you see how your coloring is washed out and distorted due to the glare from your phone. Plus, years from now, it will look pretty dated. 

Many couples print off their unique wedding vows or handwrite them and hold the piece of paper. This is a fine approach but why not kick it up a notch?

You’ve decided to write your own wedding vows but where do you begin? It’s as if writers block set in the moment you decided to write custom wedding vows. As a professional vow writer at Wedding Words, I’ve found that the key to overcoming challenges associated with writing personalized vows is for couples to get inspired!

You’ve chosen to write your own wedding vows but there’s one hiccup—your church won’t allow it. Many religious ceremonies do not authorize couples to read their own vows.

In these cases, couples become stuck between a rock and a religious hard place—you want to get married in your church but you also really want to read your own wedding vows.

Do you adore the idea of writing your own wedding vows but your fiancé is not on board? With wedding planning comes compromises. Band or DJ? Roses or peonies? If you’re set on wanting to write your own vows but am struggling to convince your fiancé, these six tips will get him excited to write his own wedding vows. 

You’ve decided to write your own wedding vows to make your wedding ceremony more personalized, right? Did you know that a large part doesn’t have to do with the writing? To really make personalized vows powerful, you need to hone in on your public speaking skills.