David Alan Boling

We are gathered together here to join Joshua Angel and Sarah Tornholm in the spiritual union of marriage.

This contract is not to be entered into lightly but thoughtfully and seriously, and with a deep realization of its obligations and responsibilities. Please remember that love, loyalty, and understanding are the foundations of a happy and enduring home.

Do you, Joshua, take Sarah to be your wedded wife, to live together in the holy estate of marriage; to love her, comfort her, honor and keep her, and give yourself only to her as long as you both shall live? If so you will answer, "I do."

I do

Do you, Sarah, take Joshua to be your wedded husband, to live together in the holy estate of marriage; to love him, comfort him, honor and keep him, and give yourself only to him as long as you both shall live? If so, you will answer, "I do."

I do

Joshua and Sarah will now share their vows and rings. Now, please face towards each other and join hands.

In marriage, rings are often exchanged and, be they simple or elaborate in design, the symbolism associated with them is great. A wedding ring is, of course, a universal sign to the outside world that the wearer is committed to another. To the individual, the ring provides a tangible reminder of the marriage union and the promises that have been made. The rings you bring here today are, in many ways, representative of the very nature of love and marriage. Made in a circle, their design tells us that love must never come to an end; it must always be continuous. The rings will not always shine as brightly as they do today. Like the marriage relationship, they are subject to the wear and tear of daily life. From time to time they must be cleaned and polished up, just as from time to time the marriage relationship must be refreshed and renewed. Joshua and Sarah, as you exchange these rings today, be aware that in your life together you will go through many cycles, this is just the beginning of a long journey. As you go through life together, remember that you love for each other and commitments to one another are never ending, they are rare and precious and will sustain you throughout the journey ahead.

*(Vows)*

I take you, Sarah, to be my wife. + Myself and all that I have I share with you. + With all my heart it is you I love.+ From this time on,+ in days of joy and sadness,+ in sickness and health,+ in poverty and plenty,+ until death itself parts us,+ I shall cherish you above all others.+ With this ring + I wed you.

*(Wait for Confirmation)*

I take you, Joshua, to be my husband.+ Myself and all that I have I share with you. + With all my heart it is you I love.+ From this time on,+ in days of joy and of sadness,+ in sickness and health,+ in poverty and plenty,+ until death itself parts us, +I shall cherish you above all others.+ With this ring, I wed you.

*(Wait for Confirmation)*

By the authority vested in me by the State of Florida, I now pronounce you husband and wife!

Joshua, you may kiss the bride!

It gives me great pleasure to now present Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Angel!