Traditional Jewish Wedding Vows. In prayer God allows the bride and groom to express their delight and joy. If you decide to go with traditional wedding vows they usually start like this.
The bride and groom are welcomed into the Chuppah with blessings recited by the Rabbi. An example of vows. Instead they recite some words in Hebrew and the Sheva Berakhot the seven blessings during the rings exchange marks the sealing of the covenant.
A couple recently challenged the traditional Jewish wedding vows.
In a traditional Jewish wedding the couple to be married should recite the following speech in Hebrew as they exchange their wedding rings. If you decide to go with traditional wedding vows they usually start like this. For richer or for poorer. I vow to stay true to you honor you and love you for the rest of my days until death do us part.