Two Souls Unite
Poem by Shannon Longcoy United States
There was two lonely souls looking for their place;
But one day their seeking hearts would embrace.
They began to walk that journey of Love;
That was brought together from God above.
Hand and Hand, Heart to Heart they come to unite;
May they go on as one shining God's light.
May they go through each and every day of this life;
Cherishing that love that has made them man and wife.
May they remember who brought them together this day;
That He would sustain the love and guide their every way.
May their Love and compassion for each be a beautiful story;
That in all its wonders, God would recieve the Glory.
On your wedding day
Poem by Melanie Gibson
Today is a day you will always remember- the greatest in anyone?s life.
You?ll start off the day just two people in love and end it as husband and wife.
It?s a brand new beginning, the start of a journey, with moments to cherish and treasure.
And although there?ll be times when you both disagree, these will surely be outweighed by pleasure.
You?ll have heard many words of advice in the past, when the secrets of marriage were spoken, but now you know that the answers lie hidden inside, where the bond of true love lies unbroken.
So live happy forever as lovers and friends, it?s the dawn of a new life for you, as you stand there together with love in your eyes from the moment you whisper, ?I do?.
And with luck, all your hopes, and your dreams can be real, may success find its way to your hearts.
Tomorrow can bring you the greatest of joys, but today is the day it all starts.
Their happy day
Poem by bryony harper high wycombe
My dear sister,
Her dear boyfriend,
Soon to unite,
From the moment he kissed her,
Previous wounds of love were sure to mend,
They couldn't stop it - try as they might,
And as they walk up the aisle,
Hand in hand,
Heart in heart,
They make the end of the green mile,
A tune is struck by the band,
Now I can't imagine them apart,
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Wedding Poems: For the Couple (7)
A toast to the bride and groom
Poem by marylin smith australia
On this planet where crying abounds
I can?t wish you joy and no sorrow,
But I can wish you hope as you pass through those times
That you wake to a brighter tomorrow.
On this planet where tides always flow
I can?t wish them never against you,
But I can wish you strength as you pass through each storm
And God?s tender mercy to help you.
I wish for you love and delight and great kindness,
And enough wealth to ease others? needs,
I wish you some songs - and also some silence
- God?s spirit to guide where He leads.
So, stand on the promises of God your Saviour,
Fall on His mercy and grace,
Sing with joy, with laughter and merriment,
Live as those who know this world is not their resting place.
Prosperity and happiness in your life together,
Soft answers that turn away wrath,
A future that?s shaped by positive values
And God?s richest blessing now on your both!
Together
Poem by Emily Campbell
You'll go through life's hard times
Together
You'll go through times when you think there's no use in trying to stay write with everything
Together
You'll experience things that won't be fair
Together
You'll experience life's many sudden changes
Togehter
You'll go through everything
always Together!
Marriage Doesn't Come Flat Pack
Poem by Simon Garwood
Marriage is not an impulse buy.
Like buying flat pack furniture from a life style store.
It?s not something you get to impress your friends,
Because Cosmo said it?s of the latest trends.
It?s not cherry veneer on MDF, with castors and handles to match.
Something you can wheel around with the flick of a catch.
It?s more like that old sideboard in the corner supporting the wall.
It has a drawer for odd things like string, hooks, fuses and tape.
Another for old photos, pictures and things that have meaning.
It has solid feet and blocks to prevent it from leaning.
There?s a place underneath for your favourite shoes.
And a nook to store things you don?t want to lose.
There?s plenty of space for things you have been given.
That cake stand, decanter, teapot; things best kept hidden.
All the things you can?t use yet.
And the things you have shared since you first met.
There is room at the back for games, toys and prizes,
To amuse children of all shapes and sizes.
It?s not held together with clever catches and odd shaped screws.
It has dovetail joints stuck with care and old fashioned glue.
It?s solid and warm with coffee ring stains and edges that don?t catch.
It?s totally unique. No others to match.
It has a familiar bees wax smell,
And you know that it will serve you both well.
This thing is BIG.
It can take knocks and scrapes and the odd small explosion.
It can be mended and fixed with care and devotion.
You may decide to have it restored,
A coat of French polish and new liners for drawers.
Hopefully, an occasional rub down is all that?s required?..
You can cover it in chintz, velvet or paint.
It can be kitsch, cheesy, tasteful or quaint.
The point is that it?s your?s to change.
It doesn?t have to fit with the latest range.
It can be grand, outrageous, fun or tame,
Because it?s built on a hardwood frame.
This piece has no price tag. It?s not on a list and can?t be bought in a sale.
There?s no receipt, it can?t go back to the shop or be sold.
It doesn?t come in flat pack with a plan and some packing.
It may end up battered, tired and lacking.
But it?s yours. Yours alone. Don?t be tempted to chuck it into a skip,
Because fashion dictates that sideboards aren?t hip.
Poem by marylin smith australia
On this planet where crying abounds
I can?t wish you joy and no sorrow,
But I can wish you hope as you pass through those times
That you wake to a brighter tomorrow.
On this planet where tides always flow
I can?t wish them never against you,
But I can wish you strength as you pass through each storm
And God?s tender mercy to help you.
I wish for you love and delight and great kindness,
And enough wealth to ease others? needs,
I wish you some songs - and also some silence
- God?s spirit to guide where He leads.
So, stand on the promises of God your Saviour,
Fall on His mercy and grace,
Sing with joy, with laughter and merriment,
Live as those who know this world is not their resting place.
Prosperity and happiness in your life together,
Soft answers that turn away wrath,
A future that?s shaped by positive values
And God?s richest blessing now on your both!
Together
Poem by Emily Campbell
You'll go through life's hard times
Together
You'll go through times when you think there's no use in trying to stay write with everything
Together
You'll experience things that won't be fair
Together
You'll experience life's many sudden changes
Togehter
You'll go through everything
always Together!
Marriage Doesn't Come Flat Pack
Poem by Simon Garwood
Marriage is not an impulse buy.
Like buying flat pack furniture from a life style store.
It?s not something you get to impress your friends,
Because Cosmo said it?s of the latest trends.
It?s not cherry veneer on MDF, with castors and handles to match.
Something you can wheel around with the flick of a catch.
It?s more like that old sideboard in the corner supporting the wall.
It has a drawer for odd things like string, hooks, fuses and tape.
Another for old photos, pictures and things that have meaning.
It has solid feet and blocks to prevent it from leaning.
There?s a place underneath for your favourite shoes.
And a nook to store things you don?t want to lose.
There?s plenty of space for things you have been given.
That cake stand, decanter, teapot; things best kept hidden.
All the things you can?t use yet.
And the things you have shared since you first met.
There is room at the back for games, toys and prizes,
To amuse children of all shapes and sizes.
It?s not held together with clever catches and odd shaped screws.
It has dovetail joints stuck with care and old fashioned glue.
It?s solid and warm with coffee ring stains and edges that don?t catch.
It?s totally unique. No others to match.
It has a familiar bees wax smell,
And you know that it will serve you both well.
This thing is BIG.
It can take knocks and scrapes and the odd small explosion.
It can be mended and fixed with care and devotion.
You may decide to have it restored,
A coat of French polish and new liners for drawers.
Hopefully, an occasional rub down is all that?s required?..
You can cover it in chintz, velvet or paint.
It can be kitsch, cheesy, tasteful or quaint.
The point is that it?s your?s to change.
It doesn?t have to fit with the latest range.
It can be grand, outrageous, fun or tame,
Because it?s built on a hardwood frame.
This piece has no price tag. It?s not on a list and can?t be bought in a sale.
There?s no receipt, it can?t go back to the shop or be sold.
It doesn?t come in flat pack with a plan and some packing.
It may end up battered, tired and lacking.
But it?s yours. Yours alone. Don?t be tempted to chuck it into a skip,
Because fashion dictates that sideboards aren?t hip.
Wedding Poems: For the Couple (6)
Love That's Meant
Poem by Claire Raven Rochford, Essex
How often do you find that one person that you know you will love forever?
A love that's so strong and passionate that its ribbons of joy you can't sever.
Maybe it's the friendship that's so evident in the couple that make their love so strong,
Maybe it's the fact that fate played its hand and the partnership was meant all along.
You will know when you meet these people as their bliss is so blatant to see,
Even when they are down, and are wearing a frown, you know it's only temporary.
Never take for granted the fortune you've been given, a sole mate's so difficult to find,
Offering your life and your love to one another is the most generous gift if its kind.
As the years come and go, and you both understand the reason you were bought together
Gaining cherished memories in a future ever happy and a bond due to last forever.
Envisage your potential together, and grab hold of those thoughts so tight,
Numerous dreams to be had of the family you will raise, and being together feels so right.
Excitement and uncertainty at what the future holds and enthusiasm to begin a life anew
Never to forget the past spent single, but the future presents such a perfect view.
From this day forward, in sickness and in health, till death do you part, is your oath
To a very dear couple on your wedding day we all wish love to you both
My Sister's Second Step
Poem by Danielle Sherie Dorsey
Memories are the stars that illuminate our eyes.
Immaculate glimpses of color melted together;
each sense magnifies.
Are our memories made of matter? Do they take up space?
Or are they combined with illusion as the creases
drip upon our face?
We all begin our life with our first memory;
then develops and imprecise amount in which
consume us.
Such infinity absorbing a swallowing sadness;
perfumed happiness; some deliciously precious.
Drenched of moist water; starved of dry dust
To the feeling that the love between two people
will never rust.
Combined with a promise that holds GOD's love,
a ring binding us to heaven, a pleasure we all
consist of.
When lonliness is left lonely, and a friendship
becomes true
when you feel you love for him is what he feels
for you...
And like our first memory, our first breaht, we
took our first step
and left our footprints in the sand.
They define where we've been, they define where
we'll land.
And now my sister is taking her first step
landing in an array of oncoming memories
by taking hold of a hand and placing a ring
and promising to him all that she's offering.
Pledging elite love to one another before their friends and family.
Their tears wiped away to allow them to see:
that these are your first steps to the rest of you life,
as you two become our pleasant Man and Wife.
Dance Between You
Poem by Thomas Paul Sterner/Howe
You have come together
and together you shall be forever more
You will be together
when the wings of death
come knocking at your door
Together in the silence,
even in the memory of God
Yes, even in the silent, sweet silent,
memory of God
Know there must be spaces
for true love to be true
And let the winds of the heavens
dance between you, dance between you
Don't make a bond of love;
the chains of love are frozen,
hard, and cold
Let it rather be a moving sea
between the shores,
the soft shores of your souls
Fill each other's cup of life
but drink not from one cup -
you must befree
Give one another of your bread;
eat not from the same loaf -
you must be free
Know there must be spaces
for true love to be true
And let the winds of the heavens
dance between you, dance between you
Sing and dance together;
be joyous but let each of you be alone
As guitar strings quiver
with the same music,
each plays on its own
Give your hearts not only
as husband and wife
For who can hold such hearts;
only the hand of life,
only the hand of life
The pillars of the temple stand far apart
and you must stand together
Together yet apart, together yet apart
The oak and the cypress grow
but not in one another's shadow
And so the two of you must grow
but not in one another's shadow,
not in one another's shadow
Know there must be spaces
for true love to be true
And let the winds of the heavens
dance between you, dance between you
Yes, let the winds of the heavens
dance between you, dance between you
Dance between you, dance
Poem by Claire Raven Rochford, Essex
How often do you find that one person that you know you will love forever?
A love that's so strong and passionate that its ribbons of joy you can't sever.
Maybe it's the friendship that's so evident in the couple that make their love so strong,
Maybe it's the fact that fate played its hand and the partnership was meant all along.
You will know when you meet these people as their bliss is so blatant to see,
Even when they are down, and are wearing a frown, you know it's only temporary.
Never take for granted the fortune you've been given, a sole mate's so difficult to find,
Offering your life and your love to one another is the most generous gift if its kind.
As the years come and go, and you both understand the reason you were bought together
Gaining cherished memories in a future ever happy and a bond due to last forever.
Envisage your potential together, and grab hold of those thoughts so tight,
Numerous dreams to be had of the family you will raise, and being together feels so right.
Excitement and uncertainty at what the future holds and enthusiasm to begin a life anew
Never to forget the past spent single, but the future presents such a perfect view.
From this day forward, in sickness and in health, till death do you part, is your oath
To a very dear couple on your wedding day we all wish love to you both
My Sister's Second Step
Poem by Danielle Sherie Dorsey
Memories are the stars that illuminate our eyes.
Immaculate glimpses of color melted together;
each sense magnifies.
Are our memories made of matter? Do they take up space?
Or are they combined with illusion as the creases
drip upon our face?
We all begin our life with our first memory;
then develops and imprecise amount in which
consume us.
Such infinity absorbing a swallowing sadness;
perfumed happiness; some deliciously precious.
Drenched of moist water; starved of dry dust
To the feeling that the love between two people
will never rust.
Combined with a promise that holds GOD's love,
a ring binding us to heaven, a pleasure we all
consist of.
When lonliness is left lonely, and a friendship
becomes true
when you feel you love for him is what he feels
for you...
And like our first memory, our first breaht, we
took our first step
and left our footprints in the sand.
They define where we've been, they define where
we'll land.
And now my sister is taking her first step
landing in an array of oncoming memories
by taking hold of a hand and placing a ring
and promising to him all that she's offering.
Pledging elite love to one another before their friends and family.
Their tears wiped away to allow them to see:
that these are your first steps to the rest of you life,
as you two become our pleasant Man and Wife.
Dance Between You
Poem by Thomas Paul Sterner/Howe
You have come together
and together you shall be forever more
You will be together
when the wings of death
come knocking at your door
Together in the silence,
even in the memory of God
Yes, even in the silent, sweet silent,
memory of God
Know there must be spaces
for true love to be true
And let the winds of the heavens
dance between you, dance between you
Don't make a bond of love;
the chains of love are frozen,
hard, and cold
Let it rather be a moving sea
between the shores,
the soft shores of your souls
Fill each other's cup of life
but drink not from one cup -
you must befree
Give one another of your bread;
eat not from the same loaf -
you must be free
Know there must be spaces
for true love to be true
And let the winds of the heavens
dance between you, dance between you
Sing and dance together;
be joyous but let each of you be alone
As guitar strings quiver
with the same music,
each plays on its own
Give your hearts not only
as husband and wife
For who can hold such hearts;
only the hand of life,
only the hand of life
The pillars of the temple stand far apart
and you must stand together
Together yet apart, together yet apart
The oak and the cypress grow
but not in one another's shadow
And so the two of you must grow
but not in one another's shadow,
not in one another's shadow
Know there must be spaces
for true love to be true
And let the winds of the heavens
dance between you, dance between you
Yes, let the winds of the heavens
dance between you, dance between you
Dance between you, dance
Wedding Poems: For the Couple (5)
The Blessed Union
Poem by Hiram Babineaux
Friends and family gather round
with smiles, they look upon
the service now to be performed
as two would become one.
They gaze into each other's eyes
and recite their vows of love
Separate souls, joined as one
on earth and up above.
In the end a sign is placed
for the entire world to see
the symbol of fidelity-
two matching golden rings.
A perfect union on this day
their love is felt by all
holding tight and praising God
for all that He has wrought
My Daughter the Bride
Poem by Mandee Sears
Today is the day, you have dreamed of all your life,
But I too have dreamed, of the day you?d become a wife.
When you were a little girl, you played dress-up as the bride,
The daydream would then come, I?d be standing by your side.
We would then be looking, at a reflection in the mirror,
You in your dress, me with a tear.
You would be so beautiful, you?d take my breath away,
Your eyes so bright and dancing, it had to be your day.
The reflection in the mirror would change, you are little again,
Playing like a bride, as my heart remembers when.
The memories come rushing back, just like it were yesterday,
Laughing, singing, talking and the games that we would play.
I come back to reality, to see you standing there,
I have so much to tell you, so many things to share.
I would let you know, you are everything to me,
From the moment you were in my arms, together we would be.
I am so very proud, of the woman you are today,
I wipe away a tear of pride, as I hand you your bouquet.
When some day you have a daughter, and are in my place,
Please remember fondly, this look upon my face.
For it holds much more than love, it holds your very heart,
You are my love, my life, my child, though we will be apart.
I am losing my little girl, to a wonderful loving man,
But I know you will be fine, for this is in God?s plan.
As I leave you now to make the walk, you are destine for,
I give you one last kiss for luck, and my love forevermore.
The Proposal
Poem by Janet Mikles Carter Okla.
Droping to one knee,
With shakey voice,
"Will you marry me",
To llives took a new course,
Who would geuss,
With shyly uddered"yes",
Placeing the tiny ring,
Not much the truth be told,
Just a shinny little thing,
Hers to love and hold,
His to cherish and love,
With shinny bands of gold,
Love blessed from above.
Poem by Hiram Babineaux
Friends and family gather round
with smiles, they look upon
the service now to be performed
as two would become one.
They gaze into each other's eyes
and recite their vows of love
Separate souls, joined as one
on earth and up above.
In the end a sign is placed
for the entire world to see
the symbol of fidelity-
two matching golden rings.
A perfect union on this day
their love is felt by all
holding tight and praising God
for all that He has wrought
My Daughter the Bride
Poem by Mandee Sears
Today is the day, you have dreamed of all your life,
But I too have dreamed, of the day you?d become a wife.
When you were a little girl, you played dress-up as the bride,
The daydream would then come, I?d be standing by your side.
We would then be looking, at a reflection in the mirror,
You in your dress, me with a tear.
You would be so beautiful, you?d take my breath away,
Your eyes so bright and dancing, it had to be your day.
The reflection in the mirror would change, you are little again,
Playing like a bride, as my heart remembers when.
The memories come rushing back, just like it were yesterday,
Laughing, singing, talking and the games that we would play.
I come back to reality, to see you standing there,
I have so much to tell you, so many things to share.
I would let you know, you are everything to me,
From the moment you were in my arms, together we would be.
I am so very proud, of the woman you are today,
I wipe away a tear of pride, as I hand you your bouquet.
When some day you have a daughter, and are in my place,
Please remember fondly, this look upon my face.
For it holds much more than love, it holds your very heart,
You are my love, my life, my child, though we will be apart.
I am losing my little girl, to a wonderful loving man,
But I know you will be fine, for this is in God?s plan.
As I leave you now to make the walk, you are destine for,
I give you one last kiss for luck, and my love forevermore.
The Proposal
Poem by Janet Mikles Carter Okla.
Droping to one knee,
With shakey voice,
"Will you marry me",
To llives took a new course,
Who would geuss,
With shyly uddered"yes",
Placeing the tiny ring,
Not much the truth be told,
Just a shinny little thing,
Hers to love and hold,
His to cherish and love,
With shinny bands of gold,
Love blessed from above.
Wedding Poems: For the Couple (4)
Wonderful Wedding Wishes
Poem by Lorraine Mun Yee Choo Canada
A girl dreams about her wedding
-that blissfully special day.
So much excitement and anxiety
Over what to do and say.
You've found your perfect man
Who loves and cherishes you.
Your loving vows unite your souls,
Creating one heart shared by two.
Marriage is a promise to compromise
No matter how great or small.
Though life is never perfect,
True love surpasses all.
Give freely and unconditionally.
Enjoy a life filled with mutual caring.
I wish you a wonderful marriage
With sweet joys that make life endearing.
From this day forward, may you honour your oath,
I wish everlasting happiness to you both.
The Journey
Poem by G. K. Palmer
Today two hearts, two lives, will begin as one,
They will say their vows, and say I DO,
They will seal it with a kiss, and their life together has begun,
Forever bound, forever true,
Together through this journey of love,
They must learn to cherish, comfort, and trust each other,
Put their love, their friendship, in GOD above
Work together, day by day,help one another,
They work to build a life, a home, a family,
Together forever is their destiny,
Together in loves journey....
To my friend Kristin on your wedding day...
Poem by Colleen Wisconsin
We met back in college.
And I thanked the Lord for you.
You were my friend when I needed you most.
You were my sister when I needed a boost.
Through the years, the miles have separated us.
Honestly, you are the one person I have kept close.
We have had good times and some bad.
But through it all, you have had my back.
I still look to you for advice.
It seems like you have been where I am.
I honor and respect our friendship.
And I know that will never end.
Now, you are getting married.
I am so happy for you that words cannot express.
Although he and I have not met,
The smile in your voice says it best.
You know I'm not the sappy kind.
But I wish you all the love and happiness that the world allows.
God Bless!
The One You Love
Poem by Don Moore
It is hard to think that you are now married
Your luck has been changed and your love has carried
Through the years that you have been together
Knowing now that your love is forever
You will look back at this day when you are old
And move just a bit closer because you are cold
Always remember to thank the man above
Because you are with The One You Love
Marriage Prayer
Poem by Unknown
Lord, help us to remember when we first met
And the strong love that grew between us.
Help us to work that love into practical things
So nothing can divide us.
We ask for words both kind and loving,
And for hearts always ready to ask forgiveness,
As well as to forgive.
Dear Lord, we put our marriage into Your hands.
Amen.
Poem by Lorraine Mun Yee Choo Canada
A girl dreams about her wedding
-that blissfully special day.
So much excitement and anxiety
Over what to do and say.
You've found your perfect man
Who loves and cherishes you.
Your loving vows unite your souls,
Creating one heart shared by two.
Marriage is a promise to compromise
No matter how great or small.
Though life is never perfect,
True love surpasses all.
Give freely and unconditionally.
Enjoy a life filled with mutual caring.
I wish you a wonderful marriage
With sweet joys that make life endearing.
From this day forward, may you honour your oath,
I wish everlasting happiness to you both.
The Journey
Poem by G. K. Palmer
Today two hearts, two lives, will begin as one,
They will say their vows, and say I DO,
They will seal it with a kiss, and their life together has begun,
Forever bound, forever true,
Together through this journey of love,
They must learn to cherish, comfort, and trust each other,
Put their love, their friendship, in GOD above
Work together, day by day,help one another,
They work to build a life, a home, a family,
Together forever is their destiny,
Together in loves journey....
To my friend Kristin on your wedding day...
Poem by Colleen Wisconsin
We met back in college.
And I thanked the Lord for you.
You were my friend when I needed you most.
You were my sister when I needed a boost.
Through the years, the miles have separated us.
Honestly, you are the one person I have kept close.
We have had good times and some bad.
But through it all, you have had my back.
I still look to you for advice.
It seems like you have been where I am.
I honor and respect our friendship.
And I know that will never end.
Now, you are getting married.
I am so happy for you that words cannot express.
Although he and I have not met,
The smile in your voice says it best.
You know I'm not the sappy kind.
But I wish you all the love and happiness that the world allows.
God Bless!
The One You Love
Poem by Don Moore
It is hard to think that you are now married
Your luck has been changed and your love has carried
Through the years that you have been together
Knowing now that your love is forever
You will look back at this day when you are old
And move just a bit closer because you are cold
Always remember to thank the man above
Because you are with The One You Love
Marriage Prayer
Poem by Unknown
Lord, help us to remember when we first met
And the strong love that grew between us.
Help us to work that love into practical things
So nothing can divide us.
We ask for words both kind and loving,
And for hearts always ready to ask forgiveness,
As well as to forgive.
Dear Lord, we put our marriage into Your hands.
Amen.
Wedding Poems: For the Couple (3)
I Do, I Will
Poem by Terence D. Leftridge
If I were to put to words, how you make me feel.
If I were to describe, how your smile is such a thrill.
If I had to own up, and confess my love is real.
Yes I do, and yes I will.
There's not a single word, that can hold it all in true.
Something that describes, how I feel when I'm with you.
Being with you forever, hoping to find a word or two.
Yes I will, and yes I do.
To build a heart, filled with strength, will get emotional.
To let my love grow for you, unconditional.
I will love, honor and cherish you, even after my life is through.
Yes I will, and yes I do.
I know I'll find a word, maybe during our pillow talk.
Our conversation is easy, like a Sunday morning walk.
Sharing my life, my love, until time is still.
Yes I do, yes I will.
Love
Poem by Kimberli Beck
Love can grow
in all kinds of weather
As long as it is
planted by two hearts together!
(Bride and Grooms Name)
(Date of Wedding)
I have done this verse in needlepoint and framed for several weddings we've attended. I add the names of the bride and groom as well as their wedding date. It makes a great keepsake.
For the Bride From a Bridesmaid
Poem by Megan
As you enter this wonderful new time in your life,
When you make Kevin lucky by becoming his wife,
I wish you all the happiness that the world can provide,
May good luck and fortune be always at your side.
May your marriage be happy, healthy and blessed,
Today and forever, I wish you nothing but the best.
The Kissing Game
Poem by Chris Pollock Toronto, Canada
Clinking your glasses will be a futile endeavor.
If you want these lovers to lock their lips together,
Instead of rhyme, poem, or song,
This newly minted couple needs to see how its done.
So stand up, kiss your wife, your lover, your friend,
Plant one on a stranger - it's all good in the end!
For with this game of lovers-see, lovers-do,
Dave and Julie will be just as amorous as you!
From My Heart To Yours
Poem by Lorraine Mun Yee Choo Canada
Friends will listen to you
Whether you're happy or sad.
Friends support and advise you
When you're feeling bad.
From a patient ear,
To a trusty shoulder.
Friendship everlasting
As strong as a boulder.
Wonderful, blissful times
Shared by both of you.
Now the day has come,
For you to say "I do".
Walking hand in hand,
Becoming husband and wife,
Starting a journey together,
Sharing a love-filled life.
Today you marry your best friend.
Your special day is here.
The day you celebrate your love
With those that you hold dear
Wedding Wishes From My Heart
Poem by Lorraine Mun Yee Choo Canada
You've found the one who completes you.
Butterflies in your stomach flutter away.
Today you announce your love to the world,
Cherishing every word you say.
It's said that love conquers all
No matter what life throws at you.
You've nurtured a never-ending bond
a strong love ignited by two.
With the fusing of your hearts,
An everlasting union starts.
Congratulations! I hereby convey,
Best wishes for your special day.
Poem by Terence D. Leftridge
If I were to put to words, how you make me feel.
If I were to describe, how your smile is such a thrill.
If I had to own up, and confess my love is real.
Yes I do, and yes I will.
There's not a single word, that can hold it all in true.
Something that describes, how I feel when I'm with you.
Being with you forever, hoping to find a word or two.
Yes I will, and yes I do.
To build a heart, filled with strength, will get emotional.
To let my love grow for you, unconditional.
I will love, honor and cherish you, even after my life is through.
Yes I will, and yes I do.
I know I'll find a word, maybe during our pillow talk.
Our conversation is easy, like a Sunday morning walk.
Sharing my life, my love, until time is still.
Yes I do, yes I will.
Love
Poem by Kimberli Beck
Love can grow
in all kinds of weather
As long as it is
planted by two hearts together!
(Bride and Grooms Name)
(Date of Wedding)
I have done this verse in needlepoint and framed for several weddings we've attended. I add the names of the bride and groom as well as their wedding date. It makes a great keepsake.
For the Bride From a Bridesmaid
Poem by Megan
As you enter this wonderful new time in your life,
When you make Kevin lucky by becoming his wife,
I wish you all the happiness that the world can provide,
May good luck and fortune be always at your side.
May your marriage be happy, healthy and blessed,
Today and forever, I wish you nothing but the best.
The Kissing Game
Poem by Chris Pollock Toronto, Canada
Clinking your glasses will be a futile endeavor.
If you want these lovers to lock their lips together,
Instead of rhyme, poem, or song,
This newly minted couple needs to see how its done.
So stand up, kiss your wife, your lover, your friend,
Plant one on a stranger - it's all good in the end!
For with this game of lovers-see, lovers-do,
Dave and Julie will be just as amorous as you!
From My Heart To Yours
Poem by Lorraine Mun Yee Choo Canada
Friends will listen to you
Whether you're happy or sad.
Friends support and advise you
When you're feeling bad.
From a patient ear,
To a trusty shoulder.
Friendship everlasting
As strong as a boulder.
Wonderful, blissful times
Shared by both of you.
Now the day has come,
For you to say "I do".
Walking hand in hand,
Becoming husband and wife,
Starting a journey together,
Sharing a love-filled life.
Today you marry your best friend.
Your special day is here.
The day you celebrate your love
With those that you hold dear
Wedding Wishes From My Heart
Poem by Lorraine Mun Yee Choo Canada
You've found the one who completes you.
Butterflies in your stomach flutter away.
Today you announce your love to the world,
Cherishing every word you say.
It's said that love conquers all
No matter what life throws at you.
You've nurtured a never-ending bond
a strong love ignited by two.
With the fusing of your hearts,
An everlasting union starts.
Congratulations! I hereby convey,
Best wishes for your special day.
Wedding Poems: For the Couple (2)
A Perfect Love
Poem by Ryan Knight
Life begins for us all with nothing but love,
so perfect and full, that is given from above.
Then each of our paths differs from another
as we learn about love from a father and mother,
from brothers and sisters, family and friends.
In a world where nothing lasts we find love never ends.
So we travel a path searching for a perfect love
to share, like that which we receive from above.
It is truly a blessing when true love grows,
forming a union between two kindred souls.
And now that path leads us to a moment like this,
when a perfect love is pledged and sealed with a kiss.
True promises
Poem by Legong Singapore
Remember the day we met in our life,
Where words of promises were often spoken,
To be as one as husband and wife,
A promise to keep never to be unbroken,
As joyous this day will forever be,
Like sunrise and sunset as beautiful as they can ever be,
Let this day be a mark in your life,
When today i shall stand as his wife,
To the ring he placed on my hand,
For today in our life we make our stand,
No matter What stands in our way,
This two lives will be one;
On our wedding day.
On your wedding day
Poem by Kimberly Garey
I can't believe this day is finally here
I promised I wouldn't shed a tear
But here I am crying like a fool
I know he's what makes you whole
I know you're in love with this guy
I know he brings a sparkle to your eye
But I can't help but cry over this
Because he's marrying my big sis
I know things will still be the same
On this day that you will change your name
I know we'll still be the best of friends
We have promised to the end
I know that even though you're about to become his wife
I will always be a part of your life
But it just seems so scary
That you're about to get married
But when it's time to say I do
I will be here for you
As your sister, friend, and maid of honor
I support you in every way
As we stand here on your wedding day
On Your Special Day
Poem by Nicole Sovis
This poem is written from a deceased father or mother to their child on their wedding day...
On this special day of days
Although I cannot be here-
I send to you my warmest thoughts-
And in your heart you?ll feel me near.
I?ve watched you all throughout the years,
And I?ve heard and seen you grow-
I'm proud that you?re a part of me-
I just wanted you to know,
So think of me as you watch the hands
Of time spin quickly by-
And know that we will meet again-
In some bluer stretch of sky.
Poem by Ryan Knight
Life begins for us all with nothing but love,
so perfect and full, that is given from above.
Then each of our paths differs from another
as we learn about love from a father and mother,
from brothers and sisters, family and friends.
In a world where nothing lasts we find love never ends.
So we travel a path searching for a perfect love
to share, like that which we receive from above.
It is truly a blessing when true love grows,
forming a union between two kindred souls.
And now that path leads us to a moment like this,
when a perfect love is pledged and sealed with a kiss.
True promises
Poem by Legong Singapore
Remember the day we met in our life,
Where words of promises were often spoken,
To be as one as husband and wife,
A promise to keep never to be unbroken,
As joyous this day will forever be,
Like sunrise and sunset as beautiful as they can ever be,
Let this day be a mark in your life,
When today i shall stand as his wife,
To the ring he placed on my hand,
For today in our life we make our stand,
No matter What stands in our way,
This two lives will be one;
On our wedding day.
On your wedding day
Poem by Kimberly Garey
I can't believe this day is finally here
I promised I wouldn't shed a tear
But here I am crying like a fool
I know he's what makes you whole
I know you're in love with this guy
I know he brings a sparkle to your eye
But I can't help but cry over this
Because he's marrying my big sis
I know things will still be the same
On this day that you will change your name
I know we'll still be the best of friends
We have promised to the end
I know that even though you're about to become his wife
I will always be a part of your life
But it just seems so scary
That you're about to get married
But when it's time to say I do
I will be here for you
As your sister, friend, and maid of honor
I support you in every way
As we stand here on your wedding day
On Your Special Day
Poem by Nicole Sovis
This poem is written from a deceased father or mother to their child on their wedding day...
On this special day of days
Although I cannot be here-
I send to you my warmest thoughts-
And in your heart you?ll feel me near.
I?ve watched you all throughout the years,
And I?ve heard and seen you grow-
I'm proud that you?re a part of me-
I just wanted you to know,
So think of me as you watch the hands
Of time spin quickly by-
And know that we will meet again-
In some bluer stretch of sky.
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