Wedding Parents Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberMy Parents’ Wedding Photo


Mom said, "I’d no sex ‘til our wedding day",
Showing nuptial photo that first of May;
I was their cute ring bearer,
How could I believe in her,
But dad said, "We paid surrogate mom Kaye".
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberNameless

"A mother's love is made in heaven." Quote Written By Poet

She was a young and beautiful bride,
then her handsome husband died.
The fast car came out of nowhere,
there was nothing left but prayer.
Life was about to take her on a wild ride,
but she could not go and hide.
A precious baby girl was born,
she was told to be happy and do not mourn.
For now she is dressed in pink and is nameless,
lying in the hospital crib blameless.
Loving adopted parents would come,
and save her as she sucked her thumb.
Somethings can start out bad and end up good,
our new name is parenthood.

Premium MemberWedding Top Mount Olympus

*Image of Mount Olympus by Pixabay. Wedding Top Mount Olympus Daintiness gauges in the light Harmonia illuminates the Hall Aphrodite and Ares delighted Cadmus finagles an approach All of Olympus in observance. ~Elysium shines~ 2022 January 26

Premium MemberI Am Drawing My Wedding Cake

Some people lose their eyes.
Spiders fall from the sky.
I ate a green hotdog once.
My grandma’s dog poops green.
A giggle.
Two of them look to see if I am listening.
I pretend I am not.
That’s gross! Oooh! Yuck!
One falls off of his chair.
Two laugh.
I am drawing my wedding cake.
I am drawing MY wedding cake!
They kill everything in the world including animals.
First grade conversation as they draw in art class.

Premium MemberA Kinder War

My parents said their vows
        on Veterans Day

     Soldiers enlisting for marriage
        A kinder war in a way


Premium MemberParents

SHE GAVE YOU LIFE
GAVE YOU HOPE
GAVE YOU LOVE
TAUGHT YOU HOW TO COPE
GAVE YOU A SHOULDER TO CRY ON 
WHEN YOU WERE DOWN
BOUGHT YOU A GORGEOUS WEDDING GOWN
TOOK CARE OF YOUR CHILDREN WHILE YOU WENT OFF TO WORK
THE KIDS DROVE THEM BERSERK
NOW THEY ARE AGING, HELP THEM AS MUCH AS YOU CAN
YOUR KIDS KNOW THEM AS GRANDPA AND GRAN


Copyright@BrigittePace2019

Premium MemberWhen Harry Met Larry

His mother was extremely keen He should marry a pretty colleen But Harry met Larry And they did not tarry Their marriage it was not foreseen! His girlfriend he was due to marry But secretly Harry wed Larry His mother went mad And so did his dad It’s a burden they have to carry 01/03/18

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