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My Cup Is Full Wedding Vows..From A Husband To His Wife!


Beautiful Lady, Words can't even begin to express the love I have for you and the joy that's been bestowed upon my heart because of you. Today, my cup is so full and I am grateful for all that you are and for all that you will forever be...My Wife, confidant and best friend!!! It's my duty to make all your dreams come true; and no matter what, I dedicate my life to that cause, because I vow to honor you, make you happy, and always love you no matter what until death do us apart. We will always stay strong in this world full of sin and never let the presence of time have victory over us, because we are the master of your own fate.

Created By Theresa Cattouse
Wedding Officiant & Relationship Coach



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