Denise Sue Grundler

*(Processional)* - The wedding party enters

*(Invocation)*

OFFICIANT: Welcome to the wedding of Corina White and Kyle Perry! We are gathered here today to celebrate one of life's greatest moments, the joining of two hearts.

OFFICIANT: Should there be anyone who has cause why this couple should not be married, I encourage you to remain quiet, because they have informed me that they don't care!

OFFICIANT: Who gives this woman to this man?

FATHER OF THE BRIDE: I Do, Her mother and I, or We Do

OFFICIANT: Today we come together to witness the joining of these two live. For them, out of the routine of ordinary life, the extraordinary has happened. They met each other, fell in love and are finalizing it with their wedding. A good marriage must be created. It means never being too old to hold hands. It's remembering to say I Love You every day and it's not just marrying the right person, it's also being the right person.

*(Declaration of Intent)*

OFFICIANT: Kyle, Do you welcome Corina as your wife, offering her your love and encouragement, your trust and respect, as together you create your future?

KYLE: I Do

OFFICIANT: Corina, Do you welcome Kyle as your husband, offering him your love and encouragement, your trust and respect, as together you create your future?

CORINA: I Do

*(Vows)*

OFFICIANT: Kyle, repeat after me. "Today, I chose you, Corina, to be my lifelong partner. I promise to sleep by your side, to be the joy of your heart, the food for your soul, and the best person I can be for you. I promise to laugh with you when times are good, and suffer with you when they are bad. I promise to wash away your tears with my kisses, and to hold you sweetly and gladly until our days on this earth are over."

OFFICIANT: Corina repeat after me. "Today, I chose you, Kyle, to be my lifelong partner. I promise to sleep by your side, to be the joy of your heart, the food for your soul, and the best person I can be for you. I promise to laugh with you when times are good, and suffer with you when they are bad. I promise to wash your tears with my kisses, and to hold you sweetly and gladly until our days on this earth are over.

*(Ring Exchange)* - I will collect the rings

OFFICIANT: The wedding ring has no beginning or end, it is a symbol of eternal love. The wedding ring is worn on the forth finger of the left hand. This is because the vein in that finger leads directly to the heart.

OFFICIANT: Kyle, place the ring on Corina's finger and repeat after me;

"I give you this ring as a sign of my love and faithfulness."

OFFICIANT: Corina, place the ring on Kyle's finger and repeat after me;

"I give you this ring as a sign of my love and faithfulness."

*(Pronouncement)*

OFFICIANT: Kyle and Corina, this afternoon you have stood here in front of your family and friend and have publicly declared your love for each other. You have made a lifelong commitment to stick by each other no matter what happens and you have exchanged rings as a visible symbol of your love and faithfulness. So now, by the power vested in me by the State of Minnesota and American Marriage Ministries, I now pronounce you husband and wife.

You may kiss the bride!

OFFICIANT: I would like to introduce you, for the very first time, Mr and Mrs Kyle Perry.