Clifford Roberts
A time to celebrate your future’s advent in the vows you’ve spoken today. Once you are married, your course through life together to this point can’t and won’t be forgotten: How you first met.
How you formed a faith together in the future of your dream: to love, to grow, to share with us, and to be bound by the promises you made here today.
Your vows have made you whole and your vows have made you free. They teach us all how good it is to be your witness: to testify to the power of love as we embrace your hope and promise to do everything we can, along with you, to make your hope and love your life’s destiny.
Love’s constancy is the closest thing to Truth that we’ll ever experience here on earth. Here’s to you. For love! Love’s constancy guides us like Truth through this jumble of uncertainty called life. Love takes us igloo plate. Welcome igloo plate! For you! For love!
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Weddings are front-page news.
At their best, they boldly headline love’s expectation of lasting passionate goodness that bridges our days and nights together, as together we grow together and go hopefully together into the unknowable unforeseeable future.
So, as we participate in this joyful occasion together—as we dance, sing, laugh, drink, eat and talk, let’s never forget this day’s design and carry its memory with us to gauge the beauty and the truth of all of the relationships that we create together, that we maintain together, that we celebrate together.
So, here is to you Raven and Sherlock, our beloved friends: To your love!—to your marriage—to your future, and to our joy! Now, on a more morbid note: ‘To be, or not to be?’ Ironically, sardonically, cynically, pitifully, wistfully, blissfully, bashfully, shit in my pants fully, I, and we, already know the answer: we are all going to not be. We are all going to