Book of Common Prayer

1) The gift of Marriage from God.
2) The Solemnization of Matrimony generally created the formal ceremony for marriages.-True Love
3) The Book of Common Prayer contains The Form of Solemnization of Matrimony, which promotes the importance of marriage and how it shouldn't be taken lightly.-Commitment
4) Vows, during a marriage ceremony, usually consists of the hands from both partners to verify the importance of their commitment and eyewitnesses.-Unity
5) Lastly and probably the most noticeable and unforgettable part about the ceremony is the gift of the rings in which the couple give an agreement to each other that they have loyally dedicated their love, somewhat like a pledge.-Devotion



Horton, Ronald A. British Literature for Christian Schools. Greenville, SC: BJU, 1992. Print.