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Chat - (gpt-6-luna)
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Example input
[names]: I am Ethan, marrying Maya [story]: met in a pottery class in 2019 when I broke her bowl; first trip together was a rainy weekend in Portland; she stayed with me in the hospital waiting room when my dad had surgery [love]: her laugh, how she remembers everyone's birthday, her patience when I get lost driving [promises]: to always make the coffee, to listen before I fix, to keep planning adventures [tone]: romantic with light humor
Example output
1) OPENING LINE OPTIONS - Maya, when I broke your bowl in pottery class, I made the best mistake of my life. - Maya, I may never be good at pottery, but I am very good at loving you. - Maya, you are my favorite rainy weekend and my best adventure. 2) FULL VOWS Maya, when I broke your bowl in pottery class in 2019, I made the best mistake of my life. You laughed, and I have been chasing that laugh ever since. Our first trip together was a rainy weekend in Portland. It rained, and it was still perfect, because you were there. That is when I learned that with you, the weather never really matters. When my dad had surgery, you stayed with me in the hospital waiting room. You did not need to say anything. You just stayed. I knew then that you were the person I wanted beside me for every hard day and every good one. I love your laugh. I love how you remember everyone's birthday. And I love your patience when I get lost driving, which happens more than I would like to admit. So today, in front of the people we love, I make you these promises. I promise to always make the coffee. I promise to listen before I try to fix things. And I promise to keep planning adventures with you, rainy or not, for the rest of our lives. Maya, I choose you. Today and every day. 3) SHORT VOWS Maya, since the day I broke your bowl, you have made my life brighter. I love your laugh and your patience with me. I promise to make the coffee, to listen before I fix, and to keep planning adventures with you. I choose you, today and every day. 4) PROMISE LIST - I promise to always make the coffee. - I promise to listen before I try to fix things. - I promise to keep planning adventures with you, rainy weekends included. 5) DELIVERY NOTES - Pause after the pottery class line so guests can laugh. - Look at Maya, not the page, during the waiting room story. - Slow down for the three promises and give each one its own breath. - Print the vows in large type on a card in case your hands shake. 6) VOWS CHECK Word counts: full vows 195 words (range 150 to 250), short vows 48 words (limit 60), opening lines 17, 16, and 11 words (limit 20 each). Speaking time: about 1.5 minutes for the full vows at 130 words per minute. Partner's first name Maya starts every opening line, the full vows, and the short vows. Input details: - Your name Ethan — not used - Partner Maya — opening lines, full vows, short vows - Pottery class and the broken bowl — opening lines, full vows, short vows - Year 2019 — full vows - Rainy weekend in Portland — opening lines, full vows, promise list - Hospital waiting room during your dad's surgery — full vows - Her laugh — full vows, short vows - Remembering everyone's birthday — full vows - Patience when you get lost driving — full vows - Promise to make the coffee — full vows, short vows, promise list - Promise to listen before fixing — full vows, short vows, promise list - Promise to keep planning adventures — full vows, short vows, promise list - Tone — Romantic with light humor: tender throughout, with two gentle laughs that never tease Maya. Promises: taken from your promises input, with light wording for reading aloud. Religious language: none, because the inputs did not ask for it. Confirm: no invented memories, dates, places, names, or quotes; no exes or past relationships; nothing embarrassing about the partner; English only. Confirm this is wedding vows only — not a wedding toast, not a greeting card message, and not a dating profile.
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Write wedding vows that sound like you, in one run. Enter both first names, how you met and a few real memories, what you love about your partner, your promises or the word suggest, and a tone. Get three opening lines, full spoken vows of 150 to 250 words, a short version of 60 words or fewer, a promise list, delivery notes, and a vows check. Only your real stories: no invented memories, no exes, nothing embarrassing. Romantic, playful, simple, or faith-filled.
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