How to Write Meaningful Wedding Vows: Even If You Are Afraid to Try. This item is unavailable.How to Write Meaningful Wedding Vows: Even If You Are Afraid to Try

Are you afraid or reluctant to write your own wedding vow? This book will prove to you that you can write and deliver a vow your partner will treasure always. This step-by-step guide makes it easy for you. This book explains to you all the different kinds of wedding vows and what to consider about each. It also provides worksheets to gather your ideas for writing your own vow and the keys to delivering your vow with grace and ease.As a wedding officiant for over 26 years, I know that many couples avoid writing their own vows out of fear that they won't be good enough, their partner's vow will be better, or they'll be too nervous or emotional. Well, I've never met a couple I couldn't help to write vows that are true to themselves and deeply communicate their love to their partner. In this book you will find the keys to success in discovering just the right words and delivering them calmly from your heart to your partner's heart.Taking the time to write your own meaningful wedding vow is a beautiful gift to your partner. Living according to your vow is a gift that keeps on giving and building a healthy and happy marriage.

Reverend Judith Johnson, PhD is a writer, mentor, and ceremonial officiant for weddings and memorial services. She also offers workshops and retreats and is the author of three books: The Wedding Ceremony Planner, The 11 Keys to Consciously Thriving, and How to Write Meaningful Wedding Vows. Her mission is to help others master the art of being themselves. Through her mentoring and writing, her focus is to help her clients and readers to connect deeply within themselves and to communicate and take action from that place. She teaches how to breathe life into the truth that resonates within - to live a life that is a beautiful reflection of your most treasured truth and inner wisdom. Judith's work can be described as The Kintsugi Path of Living and Dying. It is built upon the belief that beauty, creative expression, wisdom, and loving kindness are more the result of learning how to weather the disturbances of our lives than from avoiding them. Helping to reframe life's challenges into opportunities for growth, transformation, empowerment, liberation, and wisdom is an essential part of this work. Judith focuses on such pivotal transition times as marriage and death, which may seem to be utterly opposing points on the spectrum of experience. In fact, they hold in common an absolute dependence upon truth, self-awareness, acceptance, and the call to loving kindness - all essential tenets of her work. For more information about Judith and her work, visit her website at www.judithjohnson.com