Short Weddings Poems

Short Weddings Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Weddings by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Weddings by length and keyword.


Premium Member elegant dining

linen table cloth
beautifully patterned china
clear crystal goblets

special occasion
weddings and graduations
elegant dining
Form: Senryu


Tzuica

A bit of yellow tzuica
Hors d`oeuvres:trendy
Known by Dracula:brandy
Kept in big bellied
Fir wooden barrels
For weddings.
Strong!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Warm Welcome

warblers

                           w e l c o m e

                              weddings


                              7/15/21
Form: Verse

Premium Member Lilly Calla

Exquisite flower 
Beautifies with dainty grace
The place when you stand
From weddings to funerals
Representing transitions











3-6-2016
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Wedding Month

anticipation June, the month of happy brides joy and tears mingle weddings in formal attire exotic honeymoon site
written June 19, 2021
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Rough Sledding For Weddings

In Alaska they make crazy weddings
Participants endure some rough sledding
   Bride and groom pledge to be true
   In a large, freezing igloo
Consummation requires extra bedding
Form: Limerick

Turning the Table

To weddings Ann went alone perplexed
Her love life her aunties favorite subject
So she turned a bit juvenile
At a great uncles funeral 
And exclaimed to the Aunties “you’re next” !
Form: Limerick

Premium Member What You Hear Is What You Get

At Jewish weddings
  a glass is shattered
Deep, the meaning
  It greatly matters

COVID police can relax
  Whew! No crowded celebration
Sounds more like
  a protest demonstration
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Winterval Tale

winds wicked ways
wind-up women's wear 
winsome whispers woo
wine, walks, waltzes, white weddings, whoosh
winters' wearisome wars with warmth 
winnow weathered warriors, widows weep

A Little Clock Face

It has memory's 
It has anniversary s
It has deaths
It has  births
It has a lot for a little clock face.
It has weddings
It has dates
but above all else it stop us from being late.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Things We Like

Birthdays, reunions, vacations and hikes.

Weddings, divorces and photos of tykes.

Vids of grandkids on their skateboards and bikes.

These are the things every cyber Friend 'Likes'!
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Single Still

Harold's hope at love was nill and none
A groomsman at fifteen weddings
No pretty gal caught his eye
They seemed superficial
He was a great catch
People liked him
Mom said so
Single 
Still
Form: Nonet

My How Time Flies

Seconds slide into minutes
minutes into years
Only pausing to rejoice
birthdays and graduations
weddings and deaths
Marks on the calendar
to celebrate another creaking joint
and fading memories

Premium Member Weddings

White satin with lace trim,
Will make the perfect dress.
Wait until the groom sees!
With bouquet in hand you'll
Walk down the aisle with Dad.
Written vows are then pledged.
Welcome husband and wife.

7/28/19
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Relativity

Sometimes choosing is a necessary
suckiness of life

Funerals trump weddings
Birthings trump most things

honesty trumps profits
soul-shine trumps cash
freedom trumps ********
your gun or my gun?

Depends on whose ass.
Form: Rhyme

Winters Gone

Winters gone
Winters gone
April show brings
May Flowers for 
June weddings. 
Winters gone
The robin sings 
His spring song.
Winters gone 
The children play.
For school will soon end.
No more snow 
So winter s gone.

Premium Member Bell Inform

Bell rings, chimes hours, announces weddings, war ends, death knells. Bell shape hollow, inverted cup resonates, polls, rings, dings, dongs, pongs and pings to bring order to day's events. Bells rung, done
Form: Ninette

Pottery Jug

Pottery jugs big and small
Flowers in abundance one and all.

Sometimes roses, lillies too, 
Daisies white with a yellow hue

Birthdays weddings, anniversaries too
out comes the gug both bright and blue

To house the flowers sent by you.

Premium Member Are Weddings Only For the Young

Are weddings only for the young
   Dancing up a storm
Limber in sleek outfits
   Graceful in their form

Older folks gaze wistfully
   Perchance they are quite jealous
Recalling bygone celebrations
   Sealed in tears they will not tell us...
Form: Rhyme

Daddy

D-ances with daughters 
A-s toddlers on tip toes and later in merry at weddings a little sadden
D-efender of virtue and hearts so easily broken
D-etermine to ensure your little girl successes no matter the cost
Y-es man in most cases to daddy little princesses.
© Ale A A  Create an image from this poem.
dad
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Spitting On the Happy Couple

Spitting on the happy couple at Greek weddings Is a tradition that the bride and groom are really dreading There's another disgusting practice An exhibition of much flatulence By guests uttering “FTOU” it prevents bed-wetting (Look it up LOL)
Form: Limerick

April Showers

April showers
April showers bring those May flowers. 
may flowers bring those June weddings 
the hope of every girl. 
so let those April showers fall on those flowers 
to make each girl dreams come true. 
as the teardrops fall the April showers come 
so let it rain today.

Premium Member Life Changes

Life can change, in a moment’s notice

Whether through tragedy
an accident
losing a job
the passing of a loved one

OR through great joy
graduations
weddings
the birth of a child

We search for a balance
in work
in play
most importantly, in love

When life changes, so do we

Angel's Daddy

Daddy of dreams. Quiet teacher of shut lips.
Combination with your partner. Three born well bred daughters.
Loved by all in different ways. Daddy of Angel. Always first place.
Child rearing successful. Happy women  before weddings.
Raising completed. All grown. Quiet lips. Offered wisdom when desired.
Form:

The Maiden Or An Oriental Poem

She would keep her tears in a crystal and silver perfumer, 
along with jasmin and rose water.

Whenever she assisted weddings,
she was perfumed with a few drops.

Drops of grief disguised as joy.
Drops of virginal scent perfume; 
but in fact, tears spilled.

By the luck of the bride
by her own luck.

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