Do you have a reception after a vow renewal?

A vow renewal certainly does not need to include a ceremony and reception.

Do you walk down the aisle when you renew your vows?

You don’t have to walk down the aisle and no one has to give away anyone. If you want it to be similar to a wedding, it can be. If you have something creative in mind, go with it! The ceremony itself can take place in a house of worship or any location that you like.

What’s the best way to plan a vow renewal?

Learn how to plan your vow renewal ceremony with stunning inspiration from Ashton Kelley Photography and the help of our our handy vow renewal checklist. First, Lara-Jill Reynolds of Simply Gorgeous Events by Lara-Jill a wedding planning, design, styling, and floral design company, shares 5 tips for couples looking to plan their vow renewal.

Do you need an officiant to renew your wedding vows?

Decide on a vow renewal officiant: Because these vows are symbolic, there are no legal requirements or restrictions determining who may or may not perform your vow renewal ceremony. You might wish to reach out to your original officiant, and have them renew your vows in honor of your original wedding ceremony.

How big should a vow renewal ceremony be?

Your vow renewal can be as big or as small as you’d like. Be it a festive celebration with a hundred guests or a small intimate ceremony with just you and your partner, your vow renewal is a personal experience and should be celebrated accordingly. Follow our vow renewal tips below to help you plan your (second) special day!

What to put in a gift box for a renewal of vows?

Wrap invitation suites, programs and gift boxes in delicate ribbon using shades from your color palette. Do the same for escort cards, menus, and vow books. Choose a focal flower which has meaning to you as a couple, then work it throughout the decor elements.