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**L8fGLM4d** · 04-16-2010, 12:58 AM

Oooook. And what makes you think you are required to promise that in a wedding ceremony? I'm sure Australia allows you to have your own vows or to just take each other as wedded in front of a county clerk.

Sure, but to me that is what the ceremony is really all about, if you look at the vast history of it up until very recently. It is very rare that anyone has it and doesn't make that promise. And if they don't, then why bother?

04-16-2010, 12:58 AM	#24
L8fGLM4d Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 551 Senior Member	Oooook. And what makes you think you are required to promise that in a wedding ceremony? I'm sure Australia allows you to have your own vows or to just take each other as wedded in front of a county clerk. Sure, but to me that is what the ceremony is really all about, if you look at the vast history of it up until very recently. It is very rare that anyone has it and doesn't make that promise. And if they don't, then why bother?
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