By
Chine McDonald2026-01-29T11:48:00
Renewing her vows after ten years of marriage reminded Chine McDonald why we need to shout about church weddings
Recently, my husband and I stood in a chapel in front of a local vicar and renewed our vows – ten years after committing to each other at our wedding. It was a different church, a different priest and, to some extent, we were different people.
Ten years in anyone’s life will change them – and how they see the world. On our anniversary, we looked back on a decade that had included the death of Mark’s parents just a year into our marriage, work stress and challenges, new homes, new friends, old friends, money worries, two pregnancies and the birth of two boys, Brexit, a global pandemic, a few prime ministers and a world that feels increasingly destabilised.
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