Marriage Bible Verse Set of 3, KJV Wedding Scripture Triptych

Three complete King James passages about marriage share one calm design in this set: Matthew 19:6 on what God hath joined together, Ecclesiastes 4:12 on the threefold cord, and 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 on the charity that suffereth long. Each is centered in deep brown-black Cormorant on a warm ivory paper texture, with the reference in small capitals and wide margins on every side. You receive 12 JPGs at 300 DPI and a 12-page PDF.

Three passages that belong to Christian weddings

Each of these texts has its own place in a wedding. Matthew 19:6 is Jesus answering a question about divorce by going back to Genesis, and its closing sentence, what God hath joined together, let not man put asunder, is still spoken in many marriage services. Ecclesiastes 4:12 closes a short passage on why two are better than one and adds a third strand to the cord, which Christian couples often take as God at the center of the marriage. 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 is Paul's description of love, written in the King James Version as charity, and it is a familiar wedding reading in its own right.

Warm ivory, brown-black type and generous margins

The three sheets share one palette and one typeface, so they hang as a true set. The paper is a warm ivory with a soft, visible texture, and the type is a deep brown-black Cormorant set in centered lines. Matthew 19:6 and Ecclesiastes 4:12 each fill five short lines. The Corinthians passage is longer and is broken into four stanzas, one for each verse, so it stays easy to read. References sit beneath the text in small capitals. Wide paper margins around each block keep the wall calm, which suits a bedroom, where busy art tends to feel restless. The sheets carry no illustrations or ornaments.

Twelve files, four ZIP folders and a PDF

The download has five files: four ZIP folders, one per ratio, and a 12-page print-ready PDF that holds all three designs in all four sizes. Inside the folders are 12 JPGs at 300 DPI, saved at maximum JPEG quality 100. The 2:3 files are 4800 x 7200 pixels and print up to 16x24 inches, the 3:4 files are 4500 x 6000 and reach 15x20, the 4:5 files are 4800 x 6000 for 16x20, and the 11:14 files are 3300 x 4200 for 11x14. Each ratio was typeset separately, so nothing is stretched. Unzip the folder that matches your frames, print on matte white paper or cardstock with crop-to-fill turned off, and scale proportionally for smaller frames in the same ratio.

A triptych above the bed or in a shared home

Three frames side by side make a classic triptych above a bed, a sofa or a dresser, with Matthew 19:6 on the left, the threefold cord in the middle and the longer Corinthians passage on the right, as in the photos. For newlyweds the set is a simple way to put the wedding readings on the wall of their first home, and at an anniversary it can bring back the readings from the couple's own wedding. It also anchors a marriage-focused gallery wall next to wedding photos. The sheets carry Scripture only, with no names or dates, so they can be given before the wedding as well as after. Matthew 19:6 and 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 are also offered as single prints.

Sizes and formats

The three passages (KJV)

Frequently asked questions

In what order should the three prints hang?

The photos show Matthew 19:6 on the left, Ecclesiastes 4:12 in the middle and 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 on the right. That order moves from the vow to the cord to the daily practice of love. The Corinthians sheet has the most text, so place it where people can step close enough to read it.

What frame size suits three prints above a bed?

Above a queen or king bed, three 16x20 frames from the 4:5 files or three 16x24 frames from the 2:3 files fill the width well, with a few inches between them. For a narrower wall or a dresser, 11x14 frames keep the group in proportion. All three designs come in every ratio, so the frames can match exactly.

How are the files organized?

You download five files. Four are ZIP folders, one for each ratio, each holding the three designs as JPGs. The fifth is a 12-page PDF with every design in every size. Unzip only the folder that matches your frames, or send the PDF pages to a print shop if that is easier.

Can the set carry our names or wedding date?

No, this set is Scripture only and is not personalized, which also makes it easy to give before a wedding. For a print with the couple's first names and date under a cord of three strands, the shop has a separate personalized wedding print that is made to order after checkout.

Which paper gives the best result?

A matte white paper or a smooth cardstock. The ivory tone and paper texture are part of the file, so white paper reproduces them faithfully without adding a second tint. Turn off crop-to-fill so the margins stay even on all sides, and frames and mats are your own choice, since none are supplied.