With This Ring: Promises to Keep

A beautiful celebration of the promises that bind two hearts forever.

Centered on the traditional wedding vows, this exquisite keepsake book celebrates the beauty, delight, and mystery of married love.

Soul-stirring quotes and inspiring stories illuminate the history and deeper meaning behind each aspect of the wedding ceremony, from the betrothal pledge of "Will you be mine?" to the declaration of two hearts eternally united as one. The elegant design includes space to record treasured memories, shared dreams, and meaningful reflections.

With unforgettable insights on sacred love, With This Ring creates a personal treasury of romance and devotion, perfect for anyone preparing to exchange vows, celebrating a marital milestone, or simply wanting to recapture the beauty of the promises they share as husband and wife.

EVERY YEAR over two million people enter into the covenant of marriage. We make holy vows to one another, vows that pledge our permanent presence: “For better, for worse…‘til death do us part.” With This Ring is an elegant tribute to that eternal promise.

Based upon the traditional Christian vows, this exquisite keepsake book beautifully and sensitively explores the meaning and history behind the wedding vow. You will be both touched and inspired by the quotes and verses that mingle with short inspirational and historical essays. With This Ring is beautifully designed with space at the end of the book for the couples’ own photograph and personal vows, making it the perfect gift for the newly-wed couple and a soul-stirring reminder for all who have entered into the bonds of marriage.

Joanna Weaver was voted the Most Promising New Writer of 1997 at the Mount Herman Writer’s Conference. She has authored Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World and written for publications such as Focus on the Family, Home Life, Aspire, and The Evangel. A pastor’s wife for more than eighteen years, she and her husband have counseled many couples, both those approaching their wedding and those struggling in marriage. The Weavers live in Montana and have taught young married classes and spoken on the topic of marriage throughout the northwestern United States.