July 7, 1990
1:20 PM PDT

Julia Mae Rundgren felt so apprehensive, as she was standing beside Jennifer Jane Parker. Today was quite the big day, as she was soon going to make her union with Martin Seamus McFly. One thing that was real certain, was how this would just be a big step in her life. She simply began to wonder if Marty was feeling the same way.

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"We are gathered here," began Paster Clark, "in the presence of God and these witnesses for the purpose of uniting in marriage: Julia Rundgren and Martin McFly. I remind you both to always remember that love, loyalty, and understanding are the foundations of a happy and enduring home. No other human ties are more tender and no other vows more important than those you now assume. If you both keep these vows, your home will always be filled with happiness."

Julia smiled at Marty, as she could barely believe that the big day had come.

"Please join hands now," continued Pastor Clark. "The contract of marriage is most solemn and is not to be entered into lightly, but thoughtfully and seriously - and with a deep realization of all its obligations and responsibilities."

Then Pastor Clark turned over to Marty, and said, "Martin, do you take this woman, Julia, to be your lawfully-wedded wife? Do you promise to love and to comfort her, to honour her and to keep her in sickness and in health, in prosperity and in adversity, and forsaking all others, always be faithful to her?"

"I do," replied Marty, as he flashed Julia a lopsided smile.

Then Pastor Clark turned to Julia, and said, "Julea, do you take this man, Martin, to be your lawfully-wedded husband? Do you promise to love and to comfort him, to honour him and to keep him in sickness and in health, in prosperity and adversity, and forsaking all others, always be faithful to him?"

"I do," replied Julia, as he smiled back at his gorgeous groom.

Pastor Clark then turned to Marty, and said, "Now, repeat after me. I, Marty, take thee, Julia..."

"I, Martin, take thee, Julia..." repeated Marty.

"... to be my lawfully-wedded wife..." continued Pastor Clark.

"... to be my lawfully-wedded wife..." repeated Marty.

"... to have and to hold from this day forward..." prompted Pastor Clark.

"... to have and to hold from this day forward..." repeated Marty.

"... for better or for worse..." continued Pastor Clark.

"... for better or for worse..." repeated Marty.

"... for richer or for poorer..." prompted Pastor Clark.

"... for richer or for poorer..." repeated Marty.

"... in sickness and in health..." continued Pastor Clark

"... in sickness and in health..." repeated Marty.

"... to love and to cherish," finished Pastor Clark.

"... to love and to cherish," finished Marty.

Then Pastor Clark turned to Julia, and did the same routine. "I, Julia, take thee, Martin..."

"I, Julia, take thee, Martin..." repeated Julia.

"... to be my lawfully-wedded wife..." continued Pastor Clark.

"... to be my lawfully-wedded wife..." repeated Julia.

"... to have and to hold from this day forward..." prompted Pastor Clark.

"... to have and to hold from this day forward..." repeated Julia.

"... for better or for worse..." continued Pastor Clark.

"... for better or for worse..." repeated Julia.

"... for richer or for poorer..." prompted Pastor Clark.

"... for richer or for poorer..." repeated Julia.

"... in sickness and in health..." continued Pastor Clark

"... in sickness and in health..." repeated Julia.

"... to love and to cherish," finished Pastor Clark.

"... to love and to cherish," finished Julia.

Then Pastor Clark turned to Marty, and said, "Place and hold the ring on the ring finger of the bride's left hand and repeat after me: This ring I thee give..."

"This ring I thee give..." said Marty.

"... in token and in pledge of my constant faith and enduring love," continued Pastor Clark.

"... in token and in pledge of my constant faith and enduring love," repeated Marty.

"With this ring I thee wed," Paster Clark finished.

"With this ring I thee wed," Marty finished.

Then Pastor Clark turned to Julia, and said, "Place and hold the ring on the ring finger of the groom's left hand and repeat after me; This ring I thee give..."

"This ring I thee give..." said Julia.

"... in token and in pledge of my constant faith and enduring love," continued Pastor Clark.

"... in token and in pledge of my constant faith and enduring love," repeated Julia.

"With this ring I thee wed," Paster Clark finished.

"With this ring I thee wed," Julia finished.

The Pastor Clark said, "Now that you have joined yourselves in solemn matrimony, may you strive all of the rest of your lives to meet this commitment with the same love and devotion that you both now possess. With the blessing of God and by virtue of the authority vested in me, I now pronounce that you are Martin and Julia Rundgren-McFly. You may kiss the bride now."

Marty and Julia then kissed.

"Ladies and gentlemen," finished Pastor Clark, "it is with pleasure that I present to you Mr. and Mrs. Rundgren-McFly."

July 7, 1990
1:20 PM PDT

Jennifer Jane Parker felt real nervous, as she knew that days of her youth was about to end. This would be a huge day, as she would be able to make her union with Martin Seamus McFly official. One thing that was quite certain, was how this would be a very big step in her life. She began to wonder if Marty was actually feeling the same way.

oooooooooo

"We are gathered here," began Paster Clark, "in the presence of God and these witnesses for the purpose of uniting in marriage: Jennifer Parker and Martin McFly. I remind you both to always remember that love, loyalty, and understanding are the foundations of a happy and enduring home. No other human ties are more tender and no other vows more important than those you now assume. If you both keep these vows, your home will always be filled with happiness."

Jennifer smiled at Marty, as she could barely believe that the big day had come.

"Please join hands now," continued Pastor Clark. "The contract of marriage is most solemn and is not to be entered into lightly, but thoughtfully and seriously - and with a deep realization of all its obligations and responsibilities."

Then Pastor Clark turned over to Marty, and said, "Martin, do you take this woman, Jennifer, to be your lawfully-wedded wife? Do you promise to love and to comfort her, to honour her and to keep her in sickness and in health, in prosperity and in adversity, and forsaking all others, always be faithful to her?"

"I do," replied Marty, as he flashed Jennifer a lopsided smile.

Then Pastor Clark turned to Jennifer, and said, "Julea, do you take this man, Martin, to be your lawfully-wedded husband? Do you promise to love and to comfort him, to honour him and to keep him in sickness and in health, in prosperity and adversity, and forsaking all others, always be faithful to him?"

"I do," replied Jennifer, as he smiled back at his gorgeous groom.

Pastor Clark then turned to Marty, and said, "Now, repeat after me. I, Marty, take thee, Jennifer..."

"I, Martin, take thee, Jennifer..." repeated Marty.

"... to be my lawfully-wedded wife..." continued Pastor Clark.

"... to be my lawfully-wedded wife..." repeated Marty.

"... to have and to hold from this day forward..." prompted Pastor Clark.

"... to have and to hold from this day forward..." repeated Marty.

"... for better or for worse..." continued Pastor Clark.

"... for better or for worse..." repeated Marty.

"... for richer or for poorer..." prompted Pastor Clark.

"... for richer or for poorer..." repeated Marty.

"... in sickness and in health..." continued Pastor Clark

"... in sickness and in health..." repeated Marty.

"... to love and to cherish," finished Pastor Clark.

"... to love and to cherish," finished Marty.

Then Pastor Clark turned to Jennifer, and did the same routine. "I, Jennifer, take thee, Martin..."

"I, Jennifer, take thee, Martin..." repeated Jennifer.

"... to be my lawfully-wedded wife..." continued Pastor Clark.

"... to be my lawfully-wedded wife..." repeated Jennifer.

"... to have and to hold from this day forward..." prompted Pastor Clark.

"... to have and to hold from this day forward..." repeated Jennifer.

"... for better or for worse..." continued Pastor Clark.

"... for better or for worse..." repeated Jennifer.

"... for richer or for poorer..." prompted Pastor Clark.

"... for richer or for poorer..." repeated Jennifer.

"... in sickness and in health..." continued Pastor Clark

"... in sickness and in health..." repeated Jennifer.

"... to love and to cherish," finished Pastor Clark.

"... to love and to cherish," finished Jennifer.

Then Pastor Clark turned to Marty, and said, "Place and hold the ring on the ring finger of the bride's left hand and repeat after me: This ring I thee give..."

"This ring I thee give..." said Marty.

"... in token and in pledge of my constant faith and enduring love," continued Pastor Clark.

"... in token and in pledge of my constant faith and enduring love," repeated Marty.

"With this ring I thee wed," Paster Clark finished.

"With this ring I thee wed," Marty finished.

Then Pastor Clark turned to Jennifer, and said, "Place and hold the ring on the ring finger of the groom's left hand and repeat after me; This ring I thee give..."

"This ring I thee give..." said Jennifer.

"... in token and in pledge of my constant faith and enduring love," continued Pastor Clark.

"... in token and in pledge of my constant faith and enduring love," repeated Jennifer.

"With this ring I thee wed," Paster Clark finished.

"With this ring I thee wed," Jennifer finished.

The Pastor Clark said, "Now that you have joined yourselves in solemn matrimony, may you strive all of the rest of your lives to meet this commitment with the same love and devotion that you both now possess. With the blessing of God and by virtue of the authority vested in me, I now pronounce that you are Martin and Jennifer McFly. You may kiss the bride now."

Marty and Jennifer then kissed.

"Ladies and gentlemen," finished Pastor Clark, "it is with pleasure that I present to you Mr. and Mrs. McFly."