Gatecrash · Voice lock
Write the groom's 10 promises
Type your own or tap from 40 ideas. The card fills in as you go. Print it on one A5 page for the groom to read at the door and the sisters to keep.
Promise ideas
Tap one to put it on the next empty line. Mix a few of each.
Sweet
Funny
Serious
Singapore
My 10 promises to you
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- 10..
Signed by the groom
Witnessed by the sisters
vows.sg
Prints on one A5 page. Empty lines print blank, for writing by hand. Saved on this device only.
Questions about the 10 promises
- What are the 10 promises in a gatecrash?
- At the bride's door, the groom reads ten promises to her out loud. They go from silly (never leave wet towels on the bed) to serious (care for her parents like his own). The sisters decide if he means it, and keep the signed card.
- Should the promises be funny or serious?
- Both. Start with a few funny ones to get the corridor laughing and end with two or three serious ones. The last promise is the one the bride remembers.
- Who writes the promises?
- Usually the sisters prepare the card and the groom reads it on the spot, or the groom writes them the night before. Either way, the bride should see the list first so nothing embarrasses her parents.
- How long does it take?
- About four minutes. It fits in the Voice lock of the gatecrash, alongside singing or saying I love you in five languages.