Jona Marie Godoi

Theodore and Janine

Today we are here to join you in marriage and share in the joy of this occasion which should be one of the most memorable and happy days of your life.

On this day of your marriage you stand apart from all other human beings. You stand within the charmed circle of love; and this is as it should be. But love is not meant to be the possession of two people alone. Rather it would serve as a source of common energy, as a form in which you find the strength to live your lives with courage. From this day onward you must come closer than ever before, you must love one another in sickness and health, for better and for worse, but as the same time your love should give you the strength to stand apart, to seek out your unique destinies, to make your special contribution to the world which is always part of us and more than us.

Vows of love and devotion:

I, Theodore, take you Janine, to be my beloved wife, to have and to hold you, to honor you, to treasure you, to be at your side in sorrow and in joy, in the good times and in the bad, and to love and to cherish you always. I promise you this from my heart, for all the days of my life.

I, Janine, take you Theodore, to be my beloved husband, to have and to hold you, to honor you, to treasure you, to be at your side in sorrow and in joy, in the good times and in the bad, and to love and to cherish you always. I promise you this from my heart, for all the days of my life.

Theodore, do you take Janine to be your lawfully wedded wife?

I do.

Janine, do you take Theodore to be your lawfully wedded husband?

I do.

Theodore, you may kiss your bride.

By the authority vested in me by the State of Connecticut, I now pronounce you both:

Husband and Wife

Oct 30, 2019

Jona M. Cruz, AMM