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Commitment Ceremony - When to Have OneUsually a Commitment of Vows is celebrated very much like the Renewal of Wedding Vows. Just as a couple may choose to Renew their Wedding Vows on their Wedding Anniversary, a couple who has just become engaged may choose to celebrate their Commitment in a public ceremony. Two well known people who held a Commitment Ceremony were Lady
Hamilton and Lord Nelson. Neither being free to marry each other, they
exchanged vows and rings in a private Commitment Ceremony of their own. In particular, where either one or both partners have children, and have decided to set up a home together, they may arrange a Commitment Ceremony in front of their family and friends, to reassure the children of the seriousness of their intentions. The Commitment Ceremony has no legal requirements or consequences. It
is a ceremony in which partners express their feelings for each other,
their hopes for the future, their gratitude for the past they may
already have shared. They may like to involve family and friends in the
ceremony itself or invite them as guests.
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