Simple Christian Wedding Ceremony (FULL Wedding Script)

AMM Minister Jimmie demonstrates a simple Christian wedding ceremony, from invocation to first kiss! Use this full length sample wedding ceremony as-is or to inspire a custom script. It includes all the best parts of a short religious wedding ceremony: personal invocation, prayer and blessing from the wedding officiant, declaration of intent, and an exchange of wedding rings and traditional Christian wedding vows.
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[@mariakisoka-mi8lc]

Dear future husband... l'm waiting for you 🙏

[@justformemory7011]

planing for my marriage this year and i dont have enough money to spend for my marriage and i feel ashame because house are not fully contrcuted and i am worried. Please remember in your prayer Thank you.
In Christ
Glen

[@WeddingbyLeo]

Ok so he is performing a Christian ceremony is he an ordained Licensed Minister? Or does he have an online 2 minute ordination?

[@redawningchristiancooperat9029]

I recommend the man being the first person to present a ring.

[@sxcJOELisNotsexy]

Why? He already gave her an engagement ring? 😂

[@leonardoicandelariojr9090]

Where do the vows fit?

[@AmericanMarriageMinistries]

If a couple wants to exchange personal/ written vows, these usually follow the declaration of intent. Sometimes, personal vows are combined with a ring exchange. Here's an example of a ceremony order and 'flow of events' : theamm.org/articles/1585-wedding-ceremony-outline-order-understanding-the-parts-of-a-wedding-ceremony

[@ecmatrimony6981]

Didn’t see the vows in the ceremony.
This is super fast! I would retitle as an elopement ceremony not a wedding ceremony. I mean, could you imagine spending thousands of dollars on a wedding, and the ceremony was only 4 minutes long?
National average for a wedding ceremony is 15-20 minutes long.

[@J.R2023]

Bro, that is just a civil wedding, no priest

[@expansiveman3649]

This helped me a ton. Thank you very much!

[@AmericanMarriageMinistries]

Wonderful to hear! 😊

[@jacksonbrowne6693]

Pray from the heart. Not a piece of paper

[@neonstormcloud]

Oh god stop it. This is a marriage ceremony. The person officiating may not be comfortable with "on the spot" prayer. God doesn't give a crap how you do it.

[@rainbowe3402]

@@neonstormcloudplease don’t speak for God ❤

[@neonstormcloud]

@@rainbowe3402 I was made in his image. Show me the verse where it says pray in a boring and predictable manner.

[@loum.2864]

Both prayers that are written and not written can flow from a heart that is grateful to God. One can make the argument that written prayers are more thoughtful because they take more time to express on paper than prayers that are off the top of one’s head and are filled with repetition. We must always be careful not to attempt to put God “in a box” of our religious traditions.
The Apostle Paul wrote many of his prayers to the churches, and neither he nor Jesus implicitly or explicitly condemned writing our prayers down. Just because a prayer is not written down doesn't necessarily mean that it flows from a person whose heart is connected to God through faith in Christ
(Matthew 6:5-8).
We can fool others and even ourselves. But we can’t fool an Omniscient
(All-Knowing) God who examines our motives.
“People may be pure in their own eyes, but the LORD examines their motives.”
-Proverbs 16:2
Our motives outweigh the manner by which we choose to pray.
May God bless us all in Christ.

[@Marcosjr04]

Nice and quick ❤.. thanks