Renew vows?

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Robrph

Guest
have heard Celebrity and other lines can arrange ceremonies to renew vowsfor thosecouples celebrating significant anniversaries on board ship. Has anyone done this? Is there a fee? How did you arrange this? Thanks for your input.
 
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bugsntaz

Guest
Last year we were on the Century And they had a group renew vows thing .
We wanted to do it but some how missed out we will be on the Century in july and will try toget to doit this time..
 
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Fllady

Guest
We did it last year on Summit. It was noted in the daily paper, for anyone who wantted to renew their vows. It was free and they gave us a certificate, very nice. I would talk with the cruise director or social hostess to find out if they will be having it on your ship.



Post Edited (03-03-04 23:18)
 
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joanpav

Guest
Just got off the Millennium the ceremony to renew marriage vows was very nice.It was rather informal but everyone received a certificate.It was held the last evening at 5:45 pm just before main seating. It was listed among the daily activities.
 
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Les and Shirley

Guest
Here is what I know about Celebrity. We have taken two Celebrity cruises. On the first, they did not have a chaplain aboard. On the second, a Catholic priest was the ship's chaplain. Since we are Catholics, we went to daily mass (well....most of the time) and went to the group "Renewal of Vows". It was a very low-key ceremony and only attended by four or five couples but, it seriously conveyed the meaning of marriage and the recommittment of those vows. In short, it was a great ceremony. We did get a certificate that we did renew our vows.
On Celebrity, I really think it depends on whether or not there is a chaplain aboard. On our second cruise, we had one. On the first, there wasn't a chaplain.
I suspect it is kind of hit or miss; at least on Celebrity.
Shirley and Les
 
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