We're getting married in a Catholic church so we're not allowed to write our own vows - plus, to be honest, I'd probably be too embarrassed/shy to say them in front of 130 people, so I've been thinking about compromising by writing our own "unofficial vows" and exchanging them privately during our first look (with only the photographer and videographer present) and then exchanging our Catholic vows during the ceremony obviously. I feel like this will make our day that much more special and intimate we'll still get to have it captured on film so we can remember and look back on it.
Anyone doing something like this?
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