" FOT BETTER FOR WORSE! TILL DEATH DO US
PART" does this vow still hold water in this generation.
When you got married,
you made wedding vows that went something like this: "I (your name here)
take you (your spouse's name here) to have and to hold, from this day forward,
for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, as
long as we both shall live." On my wedding day, these wedding vows seemed
like the most important words I'd ever spoken. But after having been married
for two years, I wonder how well I actually uphold my wedding vows on a daily
basis.
Over
recent years we have observed what we consider an alarming trend among us, the young couples as we make the huge
step of making vows in the wedding ceremony before our family and friends. We
sincerely promise to “lovingly lead” (the guy) and “willingly submit” (the
girl)
