Wedding Or Renewal Proclamation With Suede Green Matte And Cherry Frame

"I come of my own free will to give myself to you in marriage I promise to honor and love you as my spouse for the rest of my life. I promise to be true to you in good times and in bad, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do us part. I promise to accept children from God lovingly and bring them up according to the law of Christ and His Church. I give you a ring as a sign of my love and fidelity in the name of the Father and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. I ask the Lord in His goodness to strengthen our consent and fill us both with his blessings. I promise and agree that this solemn marriage and the promises made herein are to be observed according to the teaching and authority of the Holy Catholic Church."

Below are personalized spaces for the Bride, Groom, Best Man, Maid of Honor, and Priest to sign to covenant. Underneath the Church name and date of the wedding is written "What God Hath Joined, Let No Man Put Asunder"

     This conviction is symbolized in the foundation of the Proclamation by the licensed reproduction of the painting of Adam and Eve in paradise, from the Museo de Navarra. The opposite corner includes the painting from the Sistine Chapel of Jesus giving the keys of the kingdom to Peter, reminding us that Christ started the Catholic Church. The written vows are encompassed by the "tree of life" rising towards heaven, upholding gold wedding bands that are the universal sign of love and fidelity. Two angels crest the scene as witnesses from heaven, ready and interceding for each couple.
    

    The Proclamation is enhanced by a signed agreement booklet that further describes promises embraced in every Catholic marriage. The civil law language and canon law language in the booklet was created by constitutional law professor, and founder of the True Marriage Project, Stephen Safranek. State Law requires every bride and groom to notify the government when they get married. Catholics, however, have established an abiding marriage, and this booklet expresses the couple's commitment to the endurance of their marriage.
 
Suede evergreen mat
Shows off naturally frayed paper edges
Artwork float mounted
19"x22" wood frame, color cherry with black