Robert Wyatt Mosqueda

Family and friends, we gather here today to celebrate love in it's truest form. John and Becky, you have chosen to embark on this incredible journey together, as we bear witness to the union of your hearts.

As you stand here surrounded by loved ones, remember that marriage is more than a spiritual communion. It is a partnership of two unique individuals who bring out the best in each other. Who know they are wonderful separate but are even greater together.

John and Becky, please join hands and gaze into each other's eyes.

John, do you take Becky as your wife, offering her your love and encouragement, your trust and respect, as together you create your future? -I do-

Becky, do you take John as your husband, offering him your love and encouragement, your trust and respect, as together you create your future? -I do-

David, may I please have the ring?

John, please place Becky's ring on her finger as you make your vow to her. -Places ring, recites vows-

Haley, may I please have the ring?

Becky, please place John's ring on his finger as you make your vow to him. -Places ring, recites vows-

Love at its core is about acceptance. It is about embracing the others quirks and imperfections. As you journey through life together, remember to cherish the unique qualities that make each of you who you are.

John and Becky, may your love be modern enough to survive the times and as old-fashioned enough to last forever. May your laughter be the soundtrack of your marriage and your love be the guiding force that lights your path.

By the power vested in me by American Marriage Ministries, it is with deepest pride and greatest pleasure to pronounce you husband and wife. You may now kiss the bride.