title: Renewing Your Wedding Vows: A Complete Planning Guide to Saying I Still Do
author:  Sharon Naylor 
description: Sharon has her pulse on upcoming trends in weddings and this book is proof! Here she has been able to help a large amount of couples who are looking to renew their wedding vows in an elegant and meaningful way.<br />Sasha V. Souza, principal event designer and master bridal consultant, member of the <i>Modern Bride </i>advisory panel<br /><i><br /></i>"Sharon Naylor provides couples who plan to renew their vows with a detailed, informative guide. She covers it all--from location to food to attire--and answers questions on the logistics and etiquette. Plus, the stories of real-life couples' vow renewals are a fun, heartwarming read." <br />Diane Forden, editor in chief, <i>Bridal Guide Magazine<br /><br /></i>"A vow renewal is a celebration of so many things in life that are wonderful-- of faith, family, commitment, and above all, the power of enduring love. <i>Renewing Your Wedding Vows</i> is not a set of instructions for a cookie-cutter vow renewal, but a guide to imagining, conceiving, planning, and executing an event that reflects your style and personality--without missing a single detail."<br />Marilyn Oliveira, senior editor and editorial manager of WeddingChannel.com
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  [WEDDING
  NIGHT](../../../../../My%20Books/Howell,%20Hannah/Master/Users781420122534_epub_toc_r1.htm#ngta)
  
  
  
  
  
  “What
  
  
  are ye doing here?” Ilsa asked.
  
  
  
  
  
  “I
  
  
  have come to join my wife in the marital bed,” Diarmot replied.
  
  
  
  
  
  ”Ye
  
  
  dinnae think I am your wife.”
  
  
  
  
  
  “Nay?
  
  
  Mayhap I doubt your tale of what occurred between us a year ago, but I dinnae
  
  
  doubt that ye are now my wife.” He started to move toward her. “We did kneel
  
  
  before a priest mere hours ago and say our vows.”
  
  
  
  
  
  “And
  
  
  ye expect me to play the dutiful wife to a mon who thinks me a liar?”
  
  
  
  
  
  “Since
  
  
  when does what a mon think or feel about his wife keep her from giving him his
  
  
  husbandly rights?”
  
  
  
  
  
  “Ye
  
  
  have a true skill at wooing a lass, dinnae ye.”
  
  
  
  
  
  “I
  
  
  dinnae need to woo ye. Ye took vows afore a priest. Those vows say ye will
  
  
  share my bed when I wish it.”
  
  
  
  
  
  “Ye
  
  
  simply mean to use me as ye would some whore,” she protested, placing her
  hands
  
  
  upon his chest in a vain atte