Write personal wedding vows: the specific-memories structure, promises that sound like you, and the balance of funny and devastating.
Help me write my vows. About us: {{material}} (how we met, the moment I knew, the quirks I love, what they've carried me through, the future we picture, our humour style, any agreed rules — length, tone pact with my partner). Structure: the opening that isn't 'Webster's defines love' (a specific memory, small and true), the middle movements (what I love — the specifics only I could say, no greeting-card abstractions; what you've taught me / carried me through — one honest vulnerable beat), the promises (3-5, mixing the real-daily and the profound — 'I promise to charge your phone when you fall asleep' sits beside 'I promise to choose you on the hard days'), and the closing line that lands. 1-2 minutes spoken. The test: could anyone else's partner receive these vows? If yes, more specifics.
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