- Many couples wish to personalise their vows; they must check with the registrar to see if they will allow it.
- The bride and groom have to say the 'legal' vows, but often something that the bride and groom have written is added.
- The couple should remember to write vows that are heartfelt, appropriate and engaging for the audience.
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