Writing your own wedding vows can be a stressful and overwhelming wedding task. This might be why many couples procrastinate writing their custom wedding vows until days and sometimes hours before their wedding ceremony.

Are you struggling to write your own wedding vows and your wedding ceremony is less than a day away? If you’re worried about how you’ll write your personalized wedding vows in time, I’ve got you covered.

Writing your own wedding vows is a wonderful way to make your wedding ceremony more unique and special. But how do you begin to write custom wedding vows?

As a wedding vow writer and creator of Wedding Words, I collaborate with couples to write personalized wedding vows. I can tell you that a trick to writing anything—not just your wedding vows—starts with utilizing writing prompts.

At Wedding Words, we love hearing how couples can create more personalized wedding experiences. For all you Colorado couples, this is the interview for you.

Wedding Words spoke with Master Wedding Planner, JoAnn Moore, owner of JoAnn Moore Weddings.

Should you write custom wedding vows? There are endless decisions to make while planning your wedding. Veil or flower crown? Tiered cake or doughnut bar? Where should we seat Aunt Margo? 

Among every wedding-related choice, the one that frequently stumps couples is this question: should I write my own wedding vows?

Planning a wedding is all about how to make it more personalized so it can truly speak to your unique love story and couple style. Choosing to write your own wedding vows is one of the biggest ways you could personalize your wedding day. So how do you write wedding vows that are as unique as your couple style?