California bride Rizza-Belen Diaz surprised her groom Josh Dodson when she opted to switch out generic wedding vows in favor of the lyrics to Eminem's hit song, 'Lose Yourself,' at the altar.

Abbott Elementary’s Sheryl Lee Ralph renewed her vows for her 20th wedding anniversary with Vincent Hughes, in a Monsoori ...

At Mariah and Aaron Sawyer's home wedding on Sept. 14, they rapped their wedding vows. A viral video of the musical exchange has received negativity online. 'For those who have spread hate, we ...

A California bride surprised her husband by quoting Eminem’s 2002 song “Lose Yourself” in her wedding vows, rapping, “no vomit on my dress, but I do love your mom’s spaghetti.” ...

I said, ‘Oh, I love you so much. Thank you for the sweet words. I just adore you. We really won the lotto with each other,'" she added. "He said, ‘We did,’ and that's just this morning." ...

Vows have long been a classic part of weddings, but some couples are turning the moment into something more intimate. The online wedding company Zola, which recently surveyed more than 5,000 ...

The video of the vows captured by wedding videographers Jay and Mack films showed the moment the bride referenced the infamous lyrics from the Oscar-winning song featured in the 2002 film 8 Mile.

A California bride surprised her husband by quoting Eminem's 2002 song "Lose Yourself" in her wedding vows, rapping, "no vomit on my dress, but I do love your mom's spaghetti." ...

A video of the couple's rapped wedding vows — taken by Midwest's up-and-coming, in-demand content creator duo Ana and Gabriela of ECHO PR — has almost 4 million views on TikTok.