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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Lost Boys wear our worn-out ties As we give our man away The man of the hour wipes his hands On his sleeves And has one last pep talk with his old man He watches her as she walks Down the aisle Someone brought their violin He kisses her cheek and shakes hands with her Father She whispers, “I love you, Dad” before the Wedding bells ring His bride, she is beautiful, radiant in white She hands her flowers to the Maid of honor When the last note of the canon dies The whole place smells like roses, and the Preacher starts to speak No one dares utter a single sound to Challenge their eternal peace The doves cry out in happiness; They fill the air With joyful song The fish in the sea found his one true love And today she’ll take his Name Then it’s time to say their vows. They look Into each other’s eyes He vows to never leave her, and to always Treat her right She’s asked to love him always, and to this She says, “I do” Then a cheer rises high to meet The man and his bride And the Lost Boys blow our kazoos The two ride away late into the night After hours of dancing And fun With a salute to our captain, and a bow To our queen Our sparklers light up the sky We bid them farewell with cake on our faces As the newlyweds tell us Goodbye
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