Two Love Forever

(Spouse's name), ___ years ago, I pledged my love and commitment to you, but it seems like only yesterday.   I promised to love you, honor you, comfort and keep you.   I pledge to be by your side in sickness and in health, in times of want, and times of plenty, for better or worse, for the rest of our lives.   We have had all of those things, and you have been by my side as we created a family, a home, and a life together.

Today, at the beginning of our ___th year as husband and wife, in the presence of God, and our family and friends, I renew my vows to you, pledging my eternal love for you, and eagerly awaiting what life may bring us.

Renewing Your Wedding Vows After an Infidelity, Illness or other Stressful Time
On our wedding day, I pledged many things to you, including my faithfulness.   With great sorrow and regret, I acknowledge that I broke that vow but I realize now the enormity of my mistake.   Others come and go, but you are the constant in my life whom I will always love.   I believe in this marriage more than ever, and I reaffirm my love and commitment to you.

On our wedding day, I pledged to love you in sickness and in health, and for better or worse.  The past year has tested those vows, but our enduring love for one another has prevailed.  I come here today to make a fresh start, to renew our vows of love, honor, and fidelity, and to reaffirm my love for you.

___ years ago, I promised to love you for as long as we both should live.  I never imagined that I would face losing you so soon, or the depths of despair I would feel at that prospect.  Today, we are on the other side of the mountain, and I am so ecstatic that I get to continue life's journey by your side. Once again, I promise to love you, honor you and keep you, for better or worse, in sickness and in health, for as long as we both shall live.

Vow Renewal After a Private Wedding or Small Wedding