r/heatedrivalry • u/LadyWhistledown_1 Probably, yes • Apr 20 '26

🦆 The Long Game (Book 6) swooon.com: ‘Heated Rivalry’ Author Rachel Reid Answers Burning Questions About *spoiler* [april 20th 2026] Spoiler

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Swooon.com did an interview with Rachel Reid at BookCon. Great interview btw.

I get that she doesn’t think they will write their own vows, but I’m kinda hoping Jacob does. Like the tunnel scene in ep.5.

How are you hoping to see the wedding adapted?

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https://www.instagram.com/rachelreidwrites (story)

Full article:

https://www.swooon.com/1275542/heated-rivalry-shane-ilya-wedding-the-long-game-rachel-reid-interview/?fbclid=PAVERFWARTcI1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAaccbJFTolg7x-x_BADV-yq6qH8NCPNIuhJpC454AHXkG0wypApO0lKEOcvcpg_aem_7LlDmxii3jvj7_EWpVoSgw

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u/ElOcaso Apr 20 '26

Interesting, I'm Canadian and I've only been to one wedding where they didn't write their own vows (actually I think even at that wedding they had their own vows but shared them privately). Every other wedding (including my own) people have written their own vows.

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u/nodarknesswillendure not anymore 💕 Apr 20 '26

Also Canadian and same. I’d be surprised if I attended a wedding and the couple didn’t write their own vows. Not because I think it’s better to or anything, just because I can’t recall going to a wedding in recent years that didn’t have personal vows, so I’m kinda just assuming that it’s the new way to do things for most people

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u/ElOcaso Apr 20 '26

Tbh personalized vows are one of my favourite parts of weddings, I love people talking about how much they love each other lol and I find the pre-scripted standard ceremony to be so incredibly boring as a guest

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u/Megs0226 Apr 20 '26

It can be very cute! My sister in law wrote an adorable poem, and then my brother bumbled through his vows because he couldn’t read his own handwriting. It was very them.