New script! Bilingual English-Spanish Wedding Ceremony with Written Vows

A sweet bilingual wedding ceremony script with a reading from Corinthians
  

 

We’ve added a new sample script to our library:  

English-Spanish Bilingual Wedding Ceremony Script with Written Vows

 

 
This bilingual wedding ceremony script perfectly captures the joy, unconditional love, patience, and deep friendship that make a marriage successful.   

 

The ceremony begins with a heartfelt welcome and invocation from the wedding officiant. This short speech is written in English and Spanish, followed by a few words on the nature of love taken from a passage in Corinthians (Corintios) : 

 

“Love is patient and kind. Love is not jealous or boastful or proud or rude…”

 

Next, the couple exchanges heartfelt written vows. This section is left open, making the script easy to modify and customize with words straight from the heart.

 

The ring exchange is especially romantic, emphasizing the couple’s connection and unbreakable bond. These promises are translated into both Spanish and English, giving the officiant and the couple a choice between the two. 

 

From the script: 

 

As this ring encircles your finger…From this moment forward...So will my love forever encircle you...You will never walk alone...My heart will be your shelter...My arms will be your home...We will walk thru life as partners & best friends...I promise to do my best to love, cherish and accept you...Just the way you are...I give you my heart until the end of time...I have no greater gift to give. I promise to love and cherish you always, and my greatest love and companion.

 

And in Spanish:

 

Así como este anillo rodea tu dedo… a partir de este momento… de igual forma mi amor te rodeará para siempre… Nunca caminarás en soledad… Mi corazón será tu refugio… Mis brazos serán tu hogar… Caminaremos por la vida como pareja y mejores amigos… Prometo hacer todo lo posible para amarte, apreciarte y aceptarte… tal como eres… Te doy mi corazón hasta el final de los tiempos… No tengo mayor regalo para dar. Prometo amarte y cuidarte siempre, mi mayor amor y acompañante. 

 

This script follows a basic wedding ceremony outline, closing with the officiant’s pronouncement and a sweet kiss from the newlyweds before they head out to the reception for a night of laughter and dancing! 

 

Sweet, simple, and not too long, this script is perfect for couples who want to center their wedding ceremony around the joys and responsibilities that come with marriage, and their dedication to grow and learn from each other as they walk through life as partners. 

 

It will appeal to couples who are Christian, slightly religious, or non-religious. Customize each section with details from your own love story, or modify it with other wedding readings and quotes to make it unique. 

See the full wedding script here. 
 

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Not what you're looking for? 
Visit the Wedding Ceremony Script Library.
 

We know that writing a ceremony from scratch can be a daunting process, especially if you’re officiating on short notice. To make things easier, we keep our Sample Script Library well stocked with wedding ceremony templates and sample scripts for you to choose from. These scripts are a great starting point, with sections to add to, leave out, or reorganize, as you personalize a ceremony. 
 
You'll find more bilingual and Spanish language wedding scripts, including this Bilingual Wedding Ceremony Script with Love Poem Reading.
 

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You might also like: 

 

• En Español: AMM’s Top Wedding Officiant Training and Ceremony Planning Articles are Now in Spanish
   
• How to Write Wedding Vows Using the Three Question Template
   
• How to Write Funny Wedding Vows (5 Tips for Bringing Humor Into Your Ceremony)
   

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Ask a friend or family member to

officiate your wedding ceremony 

 

Will You Marry Us? Gift Box

 

 

Propose to your wedding officiant! The Will You Marry Us? Gift Box gives couples a stylish way to ask friends and relatives to perform their wedding ceremony, and includes everything they'll need -- including their Ordination Certificate, Letter of Good Standing, Ordained Minister licensing instructions and applicaton materials, AMM's Minister Manual, a satin wedding stole, and more! 

 

 

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