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So you’re the groom at a wedding that last Saturday. You realize, 10 minutes before the ceremony, that you forgot to print out your vows. You try to get an HP printer to plug and play with a Windows Vista laptop, but no dice– they’re playing “Here Comes the Bride,” and Windows is only telling you “Found New Hardware.” So what do you do?

If you’re bob.blog, you just email the document to your iPhone, and voila– the groom reads his vows right off of the gadget of the year for 2007. Pretty darn nifty. No word, however, on whether the bride sent her “I do” via SMS.

Now, it’s not the first moment an

iPhone has made a wedding possible, but it is, from what we can tell, the very first actual iPhone-assisted wedding ceremony (Update: Not true– see below). Just think what we’ll be able to do with wedding software when the SDK hits. With that ringtone, iTheeWed!

Thanks, Ben!

Update: It’s not the first duration that has happened– TUAW’s own Mike Rose tells me that he can personally attest to that having been done before. He attended a wedding where the groom read his vows right off of the iPhone. Looks like a burgeoning market of vow-reading software to me.

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Orginal post by Mike Schramm