Aron Elvis Williams

Dearly Beloved and Honored Guests,

We’re so grateful you could join us here today In Gilbert, Arizona. I did have to pull some strings so to keep the temperature below 100 for you out of towners. You may have noticed that we have a couple professional photographers here today – they’re here to give us amateurs a day off! So we ask that you put away and silence your devices, sit back, enjoy the ceremony, and be sure to show off your good side!” I’ll be available for a picture on your IPhone after the show.

All Rise

You may be seated.

We are gathered together here to join Tatum Armitage and Jaunru Wisner in the spiritual union of marriage. I do not know why I was chosen for today's ceremony but it's either because I'm the driver for a flower girl and ring bearer or my timely jokes. While I believe it's the the later, Tatum punches me a lot. That's what makes Tatum special, she's full of Moxie. She cares hard, she loves hard and Jaunru is gonna have to be hard headed to mess this up.

As for Juanru, I knew he was cool when we laughed at a few of my one liners too. I knew I liked him a lot when I saw the way he cared for Tatum's every need. I liked him even more when I saw him get willingly drug around by my young daughter who's screaming, Uncle, come here!

To all their guests here today, they are so happy to share this moment with you. They have known most of you for many years. You watched them grow up, you went to school with them, or you worked with them. Because you are the ones who have supported them and know them so well, it is only fitting that you are the ones to share this once-in-a-lifetime moment with them.

Officiant:

We come now to the words Jaunru and Tatum want to hear the most today…the words that take them across the threshold from being engaged to being married.

A marriage, as most of us understand it, is a voluntary and full commitment. It is made in the deepest sense to the exclusion of all others, and it is entered into with the desire and hope that it will last for life.

Before you declare your vows to one another, I want to hear you confirm that it is indeed your intention to be married today.

Jaunru, do you come here freely and without reservation to give yourself to Tatum in marriage? If so, answer “I do.”

Groom:

I do.

Officiant:

TATUM ,do you come here freely and without reservation to give yourself to Jaunru in

marriage? If so, answer “I do.”

Bride:

I do.

Officiant:

Jaunru and Tatum, having heard that it is your intention to be married to each other, I now ask you to declare your marriage vows.

Please face each other and hold hands.

Officiant:

Groom, please repeat after me…

I, Jaunru take you, Tatum to be my wife.

I will share my life with yours,

and build our dreams together,

Support you through times of trouble,

and rejoice with you in times of happiness.

I promise to give you

respect, love and loyalty.

This commitment is made in love,

kept in faith,

lived in hope,

and made new every day of our lives.

Officiant:

Bride, please repeat after me…

I, Tatum take you, Jaunru, to be my husband.

I will share my life with yours,

Build our dreams together,

Support you through times of trouble,

and rejoice with you in times of happiness.

I promise to give you

respect, love and loyalty.

This commitment is made in love,

kept in faith,

lived in hope,

and made new every day of our lives.

Tatum and Jaunru will now share their vows.

EXCHANGE WEDDING RINGS

Officiant:

Your wedding ring are the outward and visible sign of the inward and invisible bond which already unites you two hearts in love.

Groom, place the ring on Bride’s finger and repeat after me….

I give you this ring.

Wear it with love and joy.

As this ring has no end,

My love is also forever.

Bride, place the ring on Groom’s finger and repeat after me….

I give you this ring.

Wear it with love and joy.

As this ring has no end,

My love is also forever.

May the wedding rings you exchanged today remind you always that you are surrounded by enduring love.

By the authority vested in me by American Marriage Ministries and the State of Arizona I now pronounce you wife and husband! You may now kiss the bride. (STEP ASIDE!)

For the first time as married couple! Jaunru and Tatum Armitage.

Thank you all for coming today, the Bride and Groom invite you to walk down this walk way for cocktail hour.