Can we do funny vows

Of course! Your family and guests will love it! ??

A ceremony should be an enjoyable event, but also an emotional journey that reflects your personalities, sharing tears and laughter with all.

Yes, you can, a bit of humour will break the tension and help you enjoy what your partner is promising. However, I say "a bit". Essentially vows should reflect your relationship to date and what you want going down the marriage pathway. Just don't be tooooo long. Enough is better than tooooo much.

Most definitely, they are your vows.

I believe that your vows should be sincere and shouldn't stray from your personality, stay true to yourself and the relationship which you have with your partner.  A blend of funny and aaaahhhhh moments work a treat.  

Of course! In fact I insist on creating vows that match the personality of you and your partner. Who wants stodgy, lifeless, imporsonal vows? Not me!

While there are parts of the ceremony that are legally required, and therefore quite serious, the rest of the ceremony is very flexible. When you write and say your personal vows, if you choose to say personal vows, remember you are saying them to your wife/husband to be. Its all about commitment to each other. Its for your benefit and should reflect your character and relationship. So a light hearted appoach is absolutely acceptable. 

There are great opportunities for having some fun with Vows as well as other parts of the ceremony.

So whilst there are certain words that you have to say, often referred to as your 'legal vows', many opt for 'personal vows' (added words) and of course there are also  the 'I Dos'. - Saying 'I do' is not a legal requirement unless you are married by a priest and the church doctrine requires it, hence, it doesn't have to be there or we can have some fun with it by including questions like:

" do you promise to put the toilet seat down, share the remote control, watch your partner's favourite TVs show, help with TikToks, any never ever tell anyone what happened on top of that hill,... etc, etc. "

Couples often add their own bits into the question to ensure it gets a great laugh.

I also ask lots of questions of the couple, to create an entertaining and usually very funny Love Story during which time I make sure all the guests are oohing and aahing throughout.  I also tell couples that I have lots of fun and want them, and their guests to have even more fun than I do.

Absolutely!

I would encourage you to be yourself & create lasting memories.

Every ceremony should be as individual as you are!

Apart from the legal vows which must remain the same, you most definitely do funny vows.  Not only does it make everyone laugh but it also epitmoses you both as a couple if you have that fun light hearted style.  Where are you getting married?

Yes! You must do the legal vows as this makes your marriage legal but you can then add personal vows and I love this as it makes your ceromony personal and about you and your partner. Funny always makes the crowd laugh and makes a very happy vibe. Good luck