1) Altar exchange 2) Altar exchanges 3) Binders 4) Breakable statements 5) Commitments 6) Contracts 7) Exchanges promises 8) Intended exchanges 9) Makes a commitment 10) Pledges 11) Promises 12) Renewable promises 13) Sister acts 14) Solemn commitments 15) Solemn promises 16) Swears 17) The newlyweds took them 1) Idos 
Promises made in the sight of God.
Vows are the promises partners make to each other during the wedding ceremony. Many couples opt for writing their own vows either in addition to or instead of the traditional options. Depending on the culture and/or religious background of the couple, vow types can vary greatly.
Vows are exchanged between the Bride and Groom at the wedding ceremony. At this time, promises or commitments can be made to each other. Some couples like to write their own vows or simply go with the traditional theme.
This refers to the promises made by the marrying couple during the wedding ceremony. These promises usually consist of vows to trust, love, and support one another. While some couples prefer to use traditional vows or readings from weddings before theirs, other couples prefer to write their own.
A pretty important part of your wedding ceremony, where you commit your love to each other.
These are the promises made by the couple during the wedding ceremony. In a civil or religious ceremony there will be traditional vows to say, but if you have a celebrant-led wedding you will be able to choose and write your own vows.