Why do people still have weddings? For the guests? The photos? The ritual? Here are six answers from six different voices—each offering a heartfelt reason to celebrate love.

Father-in-law: A Declaration of Manhood

I want the world to know—my son has grown into a man. A wedding marks the day he begins to build his own family and carry the responsibility of it.

Mother-in-law: A Gesture of Respect

We could get married anywhere—but I choose to host a proper wedding because it’s our way of showing respect to the bride and her family.

Mother: A Moment of Letting Go

At the wedding, watching my daughter marry, I finally feel peace. She’s found someone who will care for her, and I can finally rest easy.

Father: A Sacred Hand-off

I want to give her hand to you on the wedding day, and tell you—she has always been my treasure. Now she’s yours. Love her more than I ever could.

Groom: A Promise to Begin Together

I want to tell my bride—this is the first of many dreams we’ll achieve together. Let’s begin with the perfect wedding that belongs to us.

Bride: A Dream Come True

Since I was little, I’ve imagined my wedding—where, what it looks like, and who’s by my side. Now, I know. And I want to see that dream come true—with you.

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