FH and I are having our friend become an ordained minister and conduct our ceremony, so I need to find the information that he is going to say. I'm having a hard time finding the order that everything is supposed to be said. We're going the semi-traditional route, but do we have to say more than "I do?" When the minister asks all those questions and you say "I do," is that considered your vows? And then does the ring exchange take place after that? Can the ring exchange be conducted in a question and answer form, like the "I do" vows, where we simply respond with something like, "I will?" Is there anything else that has to be said? I don't want to leave anything out, but I want to "talk" as little as possible during the ceremony, in case I'm crying too much. Thanks in advance for your help!
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