Ocean Vow renewal ceremonies
Devon Vow Renewals
A vow renewal ceremony at North Devon’s hidden gem - The Ocean Kave Wedding Venue, is a truly special and memorable event. Nestled along the picturesque coast of North Devon with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and Lundy Island this Southwest Wedding venue offers breath-taking views of the ocean and its many wonders.
A vow renewal is a special ceremony for couples to show their love for each other by making promises of commitment and love
The ceremony takes place in an area with beautiful nature inside the Ocean Kave on the lawn enjoying a backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean.
It is a romantic way for couples to express their love and appreciation for one another either as a couple or in front of friends and loved ones.
What is a vow renewal?
A vow renewal ceremony is when you say your wedding vows to each other again. To arrange a vow renewal at Ocean Kave, first decide the date and time you want it to happen. You may wish to say your vows inside a candle-lit Ocean Kave or on the lawn with the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean. Speak to us about your vision for the day and decide whether to have our Oyster Elopement package, the Ocean Kave Small and Intimate Wedding or Our Ocean Kave ceremony only wedding. Finally, invite family and friends to come celebrate with you!
wedding packagesWhy choose a vow renewal?
Couples choose to have a vow renewal ceremony because it provides the opportunity to re-affirm their love for one another in a romantic and special way. It also gives them the chance to celebrate and share their commitment, surrounded by stunning natural beauty. A vow renewal is an ideal way for couples to remember how far they have come together as well as looking forward to hopefully many more years of blissful marriage.
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Who conducts the ceremony?
Having a celebrant or wedding Registrar at your vow renewal is different. A celebrant will help you plan and guide you through the ceremony, while a wedding registrar will only conduct the ceremony and won't help with planning. We are very fortunate to have an inhouse celebrant at Ocean Kave – Nixie James-Scott from Unique Ceremonies will work with you to create an incredible and very personal ceremony.
Can we exchange rings?
The Ocean Kave wedding venue provides a perfect setting for couples to reaffirm their love for each other in front of family and friends. A Vow Renewal offers you the freedom to show your love is many ways, this could by having a sand pouring, hand fasting or candle ceremony. Another personal option to consider is crafting your own rings, we love local jewellery company Lazy Dog Silver who specialise in couples’ ring making, you can experience a wonderful half day crafting your rings together.
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