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Your vows are one of the only parts of the ceremony that no one else can write for you. Flowers can be arranged. Songs can be chosen. Readings can be borrowed. Even the ceremony script can be shaped with help from an officiant. But the moment you look at the person you love and say what you mean, in your own words, belongs to you. After officiating hundreds of ceremonies along the Myrtle Beach coastline, I’ve noticed something again and again: the vows that make people tear u

Of all the moments in a wedding ceremony, your vows are the one part no one else can write for you. After officiating hundreds of ceremonies up and down the Myrtle Beach coastline, I've noticed the vows that make guests tear up are almost never the most "poetic" ones — they're the most specific ones. Here's how to get there. Start With Stories, Not Sentiments "I promise to love you forever" is true, but every couple could say it. Instead, write down three or four small, real