I will take you out of sorrow and hardship with my hand, and your cup will never dry up, because I will be the source of life in your cup, and I will use this candle to illuminate your life in the dark. Now I propose to you with this ring. Will you be my wife?
I want her (him) to be my wife (husband). Starting today, we will have and support each other. Whether it is good or bad, rich or poor, sick or healthy, we will love and cherish each other until death do us part.
Western wedding vows (dialogue between bride and groom)
Version 1:
Priest: "Will you marry this woman? Love her and be loyal to her, whether she is poor, sick or disabled, until she dies. Will you? "
Groom: "I do!" " "
Priest: "Will you marry this man? Love him and be loyal to him, no matter he is poor, sick or disabled, till death do us part. Will you? "
Bride: "I do!" " "
Version 2:
Priest: Q (M): Would you like to accept XX as your wife?
A: I do.
Priest: Q (male): You should take care of your wife gently and patiently, love her and live alone with her. Respect her family's duty to you and be a husband for life. No longer have feelings for other people and remain chaste to him? Can you promise to do this in front of everyone?
A: I do. I am willing to accept XXX as my wife and live with her. No matter what the circumstances, I am willing to support her all my life, cherish her, comfort her, respect her and protect her. Don't have feelings for others.
The priest asked (female): ×××××× Would you like to recognize ×××××××?
I like it.
The priest asked (female): Would you like to marry him at the right age? Always be gentle and dignified, obey this person and love him.