Washing each others feet wedding

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Washing my husbands feet at our wedding. We chose to wash each other's feet as a sign of love and service to one another. It is a vow to always remain in a humble position – to lift up the other, even at great cost to itself. It is a reminder to love and serve like Jesus has so greatly loved and served us – even and especially in the messes. John 13:2-5

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traditional washing feet at ceremony