Using AI to write wedding vows? Nearly half of people wouldn’t mind, says survey
Few things are as personal or as heartfelt as wedding vows. They’re an opportunity for couples to express their love to one another, unfiltered, in front of the most important people in their lives. But in the age of artificial intelligence , more and more aspects of wedding planning are getting outsourced to technology—and a new survey shows that even vows aren’t off the table. As of 2026,…
A recent survey reveals that half of couples are turning to artificial intelligence for various aspects of wedding planning, but vows remain largely untouched – with only 44% of those surveyed willing to use AI to draft their vows. While most couples balk at the idea of AI writing their vows entirely, nearly half of respondents (48%) expressed no issue with using AI to help structure or phrase their vows based on memories, promises, and ideas.
However, transparency is key, with 61% of respondents stating that they would expect their partner to disclose if AI played a significant role in writing their vows. In extreme cases, 19% of respondents said they would reconsider the vows and relationship if substantial AI usage was undisclosed. The survey conducted by Use.AI polled 7,400 adults who are married, engaged, or in committed relationships, highlighting the growing market for AI-powered wedding tools, including platforms like Provenance, which offers AI-driven wedding vow builders.
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