Writing your own vows for your wedding can be one of the hardest things you can think about doing prior to your wedding day, but it will make the moment more meaningful if you do. You'd be surprised how easy it can be to break through your writer's block and write a beautiful sentiment to be shared amongst your family and friends. Follow these 18 tips to help you break through the vow block.

This is one of those wake-up calls where you kick yourself for not writing enough letters. Let this also be a lesson to you to take the time to tell those how you feel, share the moment, and tell your story. Get out of your comfort zone and be vulnerable, tell your friends and family you love them. Write your own vows, a love letter, express your emotions.

Choosing someone to film your wedding day is not a simple choice to make. Your Wedding Videographer/ Wedding Cinematographer is going to be the one to capture not only the moments but the feelings of your wedding day. Your wedding pictures are still moments in time and very important of course, but with your wedding film, you will be able to re-live the reactions your father had when he first saw you, the sound of your grandmother’s voice when she said the dinner prayer and the eruption of laughter when your maid of honor tells a story from when you were kids. These are the moments you will never want to forget.