with this ring
Matrimonial pledge phrase
With this ring is a phrase from Christian wedding ceremonies, spoken as one partner places a ring on the other's finger.
The full vow typically continues "I thee wed." The phrase evokes marriage itself—its promises, traditions, and legal binding.
It appears in titles and dialogue to signal matrimony or romantic commitment: With this ring, I pledge my love.
- weddingMarriage rite and feast
- wedding vowsSpoken marriage commitments
- vowSolemn personal commitment
- marriageFormal union between partners
- holy matrimonySacred rite of spousal union
ceremony · bride · groom · man and wife · altar · promise · band · gold · diamond · engagement · eternal · finger · commitment · exchange · wedding band · love · I do · forever
- wedding vowsI do, I will, to have and to hold, till death do us part, forever
marital commitment
with this ringannulment
Declared void from start
it's over · divorce decree · divorce papers · irreconcilable differences · decree absolute