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The man is the head of the wife according to the bible, so if your wedding is going to be in a church, your husband is perfectly entitled to insist on the traditional vow of obedience to him. Besides, male led marriages are far more successful than ones where there's equal power.
However with so many marriages ending in divorce due to certain people not keeping any of their vows, I guess it's a moot point.
I don't remember the specifics (though I have them in writing for reference ) but we each vowed the same to one another.
Isn't that the point?
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I don't really remember the exact wording either; I do distinctly remember boiler plate vows, a bottle of wite-out, a joint editing process, and his barely keeping a straight face over "obeying".
The man is the head of the wife according to the bible, so if your wedding is going to be in a church, your husband is perfectly entitled to insist on the traditional vow of obedience to him. Besides, male led marriages are far more successful than ones where there's equal power.
However with so many marriages ending in divorce due to certain people not keeping any of their vows, I guess it's a moot point.
If male led marriages are more successful, shouldn't male led relationships be more successful? If so - how do you get rejected all of the time?
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) but we each vowed the same to one another.
