Book of Common Prayer (page 113)

Selection from the Psalter. Silence, or a suitable Collect, or both,
may follow the Psalmody.

Bible Reading. A sermon or homily, a passage from Christian
literature,
or a brief silence, may follow the Reading.

Canticle. The Magnificat or other canticle, or some other hymn of
praise.

Prayers. A litany, or other suitable devotions, including the Lord's
Prayer.

Blessing or Dismissal, *or both. The Peace may then be exchanged.

On feasts or other days of special significance, the Collect of the
Day, or one proper to the season, may precede the Blessing or Dismissal.
On other days, either of the following, or one of the Collects from
Evening Prayer or from Compline, may be so used.

Blessed are you, O Lord, the God of our fathers, creator
of the changes of day and night, giving rest to the weary,
renewing the strength of those who are spent, bestowing
upon us occasions of song in the evening. As you have
protected us in the day that is past, so be with us in the
coming night; keep us from every sin, every evil, and every
fear; for you are our light and salvation, and the strength of
our life. To you be glory for endless ages. Amen.

Almighty, everlasting God, let our prayer in your sight be as
incense, the lifting up of our hands as the evening sacrifice.
Give us grace to behold you, present in your Word and
Sacraments, and to recognize you in the lives of those around
us. Stir up in us the flame of that love which burned in the
heart of your Son as he bore his passion, and let it burn in us
to eternal life and to the ages of ages. Amen.