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AGOT, ACOK, ASOS, AFFC, ADWD: All book information through the end of that novel. I am getting married next year in a Game of Thrones themed wedding, and am looking for some help with writing vows in the style and tradition of both the old and new gods, since I am a 'Stark' and he is a 'Targaryen.' I'm having a hard time connecting the two together and wording it to sound like a maester would. I'd like to include some typical wedding vow themes or romantic ASOIAF notions about love as well, but am having trouble connecting it all together. Here's what I'd like to include, and the order I imagine it progressing: Maester: Who comes before the Gods this night? Father replies: BRIDE, of the House LAST NAME, comes here to be wed. A woman grown, trueborn and noble.

She comes to beg the blessing of the Gods. Soul Food Torrent. Odyssey Native New Yorker Rapidshare on this page. Who comes to claim her?'

Groom steps forward and says: GROOM, of House LAST NAME, heir to the Castle STREET. Who gives her? Father replies: FATHER, of the House LAST NAME, who is her father and protector. Maester begins: We are gathered here today in the sight of gods and men to bear witness to the joyous occasion that is marriage between Lady BRIDE and Lord GROOM. INSERT ROMANTIC ASOIAF NOTIONS/TYPICAL WEDDING VOWS BRIDE VOWS GROOM VOWS Maester asks: Lady BRIDE, do you take this man?

Bride replies: I take this man. Maester asks: Lord GROOM, do you take this woman?

Groom replies: I take this woman. The bride and groom then join hands, which are tied together with a ribbon by the Maester, who says: In the sight of the Old Gods and the New, I hereby seal these two souls, binding them as one, for eternity.

He then instructs them to: Look upon one another and say the words. At this point, the bride and groom turn to face each other and recite the following vow in unison: I am his/hers and she/he is mine from this day until the end of my days. KISS I know this isn't really this subreddit's style, but you lot are the most knowledgeable, articulate people I thought would have the best chance at taking a crack at this.

Thank you all in advance!