Ever wish you could put a break space between your Wedding Wire badge and your Pinterest button?

It’s easier than you think, just type a few simple characters... <br>

No web developer experience needed!

This helpful HTML tip will help you tweak the spacing between your badges, awards, buttons and widgets.

See before and after examples below and read on for how to add the HTML tag....

As a wedding officiant with a website, you will have the occasion to copy and paste HTML into your website to display your various badges, awards and affiliations as well as social media buttons and widgets.

The wedding vows are the part of the ceremony when the Bride and Groom make promises to each other and vow to keep their promises.

The Bride and Groom can make the same exact vows to one another or they may choose to have different vows for each other. Some traditional ceremonies have different vows based on gender specifics. Customizing the vows has gained in popularity and many wedding officiants assist the couple with the writing of their own unique vows.

Included in the examples below are traditional and contemporary vows as well as Christian wedding ceremony vows.

Wedding Vows:

1.

Officiant: To Groom: Repeat after me.

The following can be broken down line by line instead of said all at once.

I, _________________, receive you, __________________, as a gift of the Divine Grace of God, to be my lifelong companion. I will love you always; through times of laughter and tears, health and sickness, in plenty and in want, at work and at play. I will love you constantly and with the deepest loyalty. I will prayerfully seek your joy and happiness throughout our lives. Amen.

Officiant: To Bride: Repeat after me.

The following can be broken down line by line instead of said all at once.

I, _________________, receive you, __________________, as a gift of the Divine Grace of God, to be my lifelong companion. I will love you always; through times of laughter and tears, health and sickness, in plenty and in want, at work and at play. I will love you constantly and with the deepest loyalty. I will prayerfully seek your joy and happiness throughout our lives. Amen.

It’s a new year; start your new career as a wedding officiant and launch your own wedding officiant business!

Here are some reasons why you may enjoy creating your own wedding officiant business:

• Low start-up cost.
  
  
• Fulfilling work as you provide a valuable service uniting couples in marriage.