Marriage covenants

Your marriage covenant, beautifully made.

Your names, your vows and a verse of Scripture, set in fine type among painted butterflies and flowers. Make it with the AI assistant you already use, print it at home or frame it in A3, and sign it with your witnesses on the day.

$19 for a 7-day marriage pass — as many covenants as you like. Designing and previews are free.

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A marriage covenant for Nora and Owen Ellis, with a painted champagne butterfly beside their names, their vows, a verse and the signing lines.
Champagne Butterfly, A4 — a fictional couple.

“Therefore a man will leave his father and his mother, and will join with his wife, and they will be one flesh.”

Genesis 2:24World English Bible

The designs

Nine designs, one for every love story.

Watercolour paintings and fine drawings, each placed beside the words it belongs to — never as clip-art in a corner. Open any sample to see the real PDF.

  • Champagne Butterfly Painted

    Champagne Butterfly

    A luminous ivory and champagne butterfly resting beside your names. A joyful shared beginning.

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  • Something Blue Painted

    Something Blue

    A powder-blue butterfly beneath the title, a slender water lily beside the names, a small lilac butterfly at the foot.

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  • Blush Petunias Painted

    Blush Petunias

    A blush bud beside the names, answered by a full petunia bloom beside your witnesses.

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  • Bridal Lilies Painted

    Bridal Lilies

    Ivory lilies and sage leaves in the upper corner, with an answering spray below.

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  • Together in Bloom Drawn

    Together in Bloom

    Two blossoms on crossed stems above the title, and roses climbing toward the signatures. Two lives growing together.

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  • Butterfly Garden Drawn

    Butterfly Garden

    Butterflies above the title and beside the names, over a low meadow of blossoms.

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  • Hearts Entwined Drawn

    Hearts Entwined

    Two interwoven hearts crown the title, with a scalloped garland and one small heart at the foot.

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  • Olive & Promise Drawn

    Olive & Promise

    Olive branches frame an open centre and meet in a small knot. Peace and faithfulness.

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  • Star & Blossom Jewish

    Star & Blossom

    A Star of David above the title and flowering branches at the foot. Made for a Jewish marriage.

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The traditional vows on Bridal Lilies

The traditional vows

Prefer the words generations have spoken? Ask your assistant for the marriage vows of the Book of Common Prayer (1662), set with your names — to have and to hold from this day forward. This sample shows them on Bridal Lilies.

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$19 for a 7-day marriage pass — as many covenants as you like. Designing and previews are free.

What a covenant holds

Every word is yours.

One page, composed like fine stationery. Doksi checks that nothing is missing before it sets a single line.

  1. Both your namesSet large in an inscriptional capital, the centre of the page.
  2. An attestationThe day, the place, and the witnesses who saw you make your covenant.
  3. Each person's vowYour own words, each attributed to the one who speaks it — or ask your assistant for the traditional vows of 1662.
  4. A verse of ScriptureOn by default. Choose up to three verses of your own, or leave it off.
  5. Signatures and witnessesLines for the two of you and your witnesses, arranged in two tiers on one sheet.
  6. A4 or A3A4 for a short inscription; A3 is a true enlargement, made for framing.

How it works

From a conversation to a framed covenant.

  1. Connect

    Add Doksi to Claude or another assistant that supports MCP connectors, and sign in. You do this once.

  2. Describe

    Tell it your names, the date and place, your vows, a verse and your witnesses, and choose a design. It asks for anything missing.

  3. Preview

    See your whole covenant, marked PREVIEW, for free. Ask for changes until it is right, then make the print-ready PDF. Once it is paid for — with a pass, a credit or a plan — you can have it emailed to yourself.

  4. Sign and frame

    Print it on heavy paper, sign it with your witnesses on the day, and frame it in A3.

Works with Claude and other AI assistants that support MCP connectors.

Pricing

Free to design, yours to keep.

Designing your covenant is free: browse every design, check your wording and see a full preview of your page, marked PREVIEW. When it is right, make the print-ready covenant with a 7-day marriage pass — as many covenants as you like for a week — one Doksi credit, or a Doksi plan.

For couples

Marriage pass

$19one-time · 7 days

Unlimited marriage covenants for seven days. One payment, no subscription.

  • As many print-ready covenants as you like for a week — drafts, revisions and the final
  • Every design, A4 or A3, your own words
  • Planning someone else's wedding? Arrangers can buy the pass themselves and make the covenant for the couple.

Prices in US dollars; the store shows your local price at checkout. Payment is handled securely by Stripe through Publifye's store.

Questions

Before you begin

Is this a legal marriage certificate?

No. It is a ceremonial covenant: a keepsake of the promises you make, signed by you and your witnesses. Every covenant says so in a small line at its foot. Your marriage is registered the way your country requires — in Norway, for example, the officiant reports it to the National Registry.

How do we make one?

With the AI assistant you already use, such as Claude. Connect Doksi to it once and sign in, then describe your covenant in your own words. Your assistant asks for anything that is missing, Doksi checks every detail, and you see a full preview of your page. When it is right, you make the print-ready PDF.

Can we write our own vows?

Yes, every word: the title, the opening attestation, each person's vow and the closing promise. If you would rather say the traditional vows from the Book of Common Prayer (1662), ask your assistant for them — we show them below as a sample.

Can we choose the Bible verse?

Yes. A marriage covenant prints Ecclesiastes 4:12 by default. You can replace it with up to three verses of your own choosing, each printed with its reference, or leave Scripture off entirely.

Is there a design for a Jewish marriage?

Yes. Star & Blossom places a Star of David above the title with flowering branches at the foot. Because every word is yours, you can write the text your tradition calls for.

Can we print and frame it?

Yes. Choose A4 for a short inscription, or A3 for framing — A3 is a true enlargement, so the type, the spacing and the signing lines grow together. Print at home or at a print shop on heavy paper.

Who signs it, and how?

The two of you and your witnesses, in ink on the printed page. If you prefer, each person can also sign on their phone through a personal link or QR code. Signing is optional, and capturing a signature does not verify anyone's identity.

Which languages can the covenant be in?

English or Norwegian. The default verse and the fixed wording, such as the ceremonial line at the foot, follow the language you choose.

Is our covenant private?

Yes. Once your print-ready covenant is paid for, you can have it emailed — only to you, at the address you signed in with. Free previews are downloaded, not emailed. The download link is private and never listed or indexed — but anyone you give the link to can open it, so share it with care.

What does it cost?

Designing is free: every design, the wording check and a full preview marked PREVIEW. The print-ready covenant needs a 7-day marriage pass — as many covenants as you like for a week; a wedding arranger can buy one on their own account and make the covenant for you — or one Doksi credit, or a Doksi plan. Current prices are on this page and in the store.

Two lives, one covenant.

Begin tonight. Your assistant will ask the questions; you only need to answer them.

A ceremonial covenant is a keepsake of your promises. It is not a civil marriage certificate, and it does not register a marriage.

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