Poems About: WEDDING

Once upon a wedding day
A couple joined in a close association
with hopes of love and good fortune to stay
That brought a state of euphoria to them read more »

They waited sixteen long years
For the sounds of wedding bells
The wedding bells ring, dingdong, dingdong
The wedding bells sing, dingdong, dingdong read more »

The river
has not entered the house yet.

I pack framed photographs: read more »

Wedding
by Robert Rozhdestvensky

By the country road I was going silent. read more »

O Jenny dear, I've courted lang,
I've telt my tale and sung my sang,
And yet I fear I'm i' the wrang,
For ye'll na mak a wedding o't. read more »

Wedding bells are ringing in the chapel
that should have been ringing
out for you and me.
Now down the isle you walk read more »

‘How long is it dear, since we were wed,
when first I ventured into your bed.
We’ve made it through together since then,
time filled with laughter, and counting to ten’. read more »

STEP me now a bridal measure,
Work give way to love and leisure,
Hearts be free and hearts be gay --
Doctor Dan doth wed to-day. read more »

I am your princess.
You are my prince.
May all of our wishes come true.
This is our special day. read more »

A May Wedding
As a bride who has the long veil around her head
The dogwood has white petals and they hide branches on the tree.
When it is time for her to kiss the groom read more »

Beauty brightens the wedding day
with purity of conduct at bay,
And innocence lies dormant now
marked by uncertainty on the brow. read more »

wedding
is not read more »