Wedding Nice Poems | Examples

These Wedding Nice poems are examples of Nice poems about Wedding. These are the best examples of Nice Wedding poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberTwice is nice

Mum had always said sex carries a price.
That waiting til after marriage was nice.
A photo! Wait a minute.
Their wedding, I was in it!
That's when she told me they were married twice?


Premium MemberA Vacuum Cleaner How Nice

The worst wedding gift I ever received was a vacuum cleaner.
I despise vacuuming and my dog hate the sound of it.
I wanted elegant things – glass goblets, droplet prisms,
lace curtains, not a small round annoyingly loud vacuum
cleaner. Thanks Mom and Dad. Great gift! This was before
you could make a list. You got whatever someone else
wanted to get rid of. They ordered a new one for themselves’
we received their hand-me-down-one.

Premium MemberNice Price

Nice  --
Roll Dice
Paradise
Children throw Rice
Wedding scenes entice
Sugar and Spice
Edelweiss
Smile twice --
Price

Premium MemberI Sparkle

I sparkle.
	I excite.		
		I incite.  
Strong feelings go along with my purchase.
	
	Congratulations! 
			Wow!	
				I didn’t know!

People we barely know “ooh” and “ah” over me
			Making me feel special.

	Let’s see it.
		He did well.
			He’s a keeper!

My bearer smiles and blushes.  
		Trying desperately to act like I’m not a big deal.
			BUT I AM!

A hush falls over the copy room.      “When’s the big day?”    
		The bride and I both beam.
			We are insanely happy to be fussed over!

Premium MemberFancy Free

FANCY-FREE                                                             Etheree
                                                   Me
                                               in glee
                                            like bird, bee,
                                         sky-gazing tree,
                                      restless waves on sea,
                                       flowers with beauty.
                                   Breeze blows, rain falls, makes merry.
                               Always running being fancy free.
                           Marriage arranged by friends and kin, naughty.
                          Never attending my wedding party.


   05/25/17


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