Sentence examples for your reaffirmation from inspiring English sources

You could even make this reaffirmation public by throwing a small party at home or simply having a few friends and/or family over to witness your reaffirmation.

The answer is clear-cut: You may have your legal wedding and your celebration shortly afterward, but call the ceremony part what it really is — a reaffirmation of your vows, not a wedding.

Invite your guests to the reaffirmation ceremony and a celebratory reception (yes, you could include a wedding cake, dancing and toasts) to follow.

Rabbi Arthur Schneier, a Holocaust survivor who has led the synagogue since 1962, greeted Benedict and told him that his visit was "a reaffirmation of your outreach, good will, and commitment to enhancing Jewish-Catholic relations".

If your children are hosting the renewal, then you can say, "The children of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Smith [or "Susan and Jonathan Smith"] request the honor of your presence at the reaffirmation ceremony of their parents," followed by more information about the affair.

Here are some examples of what your invitations can say: If you're hosting it yourself, you can say something like, "The honor of your presence is requested at the reaffirmation [or "renewal"] of the wedding vows of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jones [or "Amy and Steven Jones"]." You can follow this by specific information about the party.

Mental reaffirmation will build confidence in yourself and your beliefs and choices (Joining an Atheist group may help with this as well).

Most clergy will conduct a reaffirmation of vows as will secular officiants, but to be sure, discuss your ceremony with your officiant early in the planning process.

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Now that needs reaffirmation from on high.

In November, it was one of reaffirmation.