Why Don't We Preferences

Jack Imagine for Hanna

Finally, after four years of you and Jack dating, you were getting married. After his romantic proposal on the beach, you both decided to have a summer wedding. Now, you were standing outside the doors of the church where you and J were going to be married. Your arm was linked with your father's, he looked down at you and gave you a smile, nodding, as if to let you know that you made the right choice.

Suddenly, the doors opened, revealing a long aisle, with Jack standing at the end. He looked nervous, his hands clasped, feet tapping as he looked down at the ground. He looked up and saw you, staring straight into your eyes. He was so nervous, you could tell, but so happy. Tears welled up in both of your eyes, as you made your way down the aisle. Passing your friends, family, coworkers, each beaming at you.

Now you were at the altar. Your father looked down at you, smiling sadly, tears in his eyes as he passed you off to Jack. He grabbed your hand, giving you the happiest look you had ever seen. As you turned towards the minister, Jack squeezed your hand, showing you his excitement. After the minister's speech, it was time for your vows.

"I love you. You are my best friend.

Today I give myself to you in marriage.

I promise to encourage and inspire you, to laugh with you,

and to comfort you in times of sorrow and struggle.

I promise to love you in good times and in bad,

when life seems easy and when it seems hard,

when our love is simple, and when it is an effort.

I promise to cherish you and to always hold you in the highest regard

These things I give to you today, and all the days of our life." He said, tears streaming down his face as well as yours.

"I love you. You are my best friend.

Today I give myself to you in marriage.

I promise to encourage and inspire you, to laugh with you,

and to comfort you in times of sorrow and struggle.

I promise to love you in good times and in bad,

when life seems easy and when it seems hard,

when our love is simple, and when it is an effort.

I promise to cherish you and to always hold you in the highest regard

These things I give to you today, and all the days of our life." You repeated, choking up a bit as the crowd sighed.

You and Jack then repeated the normal vows, and the minister pronounced you husband and wife.

"You may now kiss the bride," he finished, just as Jack pulled you in for a passionate kiss. His hands gripped your face, and your hands found his neck, pulling him to you. You finished the kiss, hearing the crowd holler at you and cheer. You looked into his eyes

"I love you, Mrs. Avery, " he said breathlessly.

"I love you more, Mr. Avery," you repeated, kissing him again.