Niecy Nash Recites Her Wedding Vows in Wife Jessica Betts's Stunning "Catch Me" Video

Updated on Oct 10, 2020 at 3:30 PM

As if Niecy Nash and Jessica Betts couldn't be any cuter, they go and drop a heartwarming music video full of love and joy. On Oct. 7, Betts released the visuals for her song "Catch Me," honoring their romance after they tied the knot on Aug. 29. The clip features the newlyweds dancing, laughing, and spending time together on a beach as Betts sings and plays the guitar. While Nash models her wedding dress, Betts rocks a gray suit.

The video also includes recordings of Betts and Nash's wedding vows. "I promise to always love you and to always choose you," Nash says at the beginning. "You are a testament to the magic that happens when your heart is opened. I will meet you there, wherever there is. You are the best thing that has ever happened to me." Betts's vows then begin to play near the end. "I've watched you pour into so many people, but now you've got somebody to pour into you," she says. "I'm going to pour into you. You deserve nothing but happiness. I love you, and you are the best thing that ever happened to me." Too cute! Watch the picturesque clip above and prepare to shed a few happy tears.

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