Wedding Thanks Poems | Examples
These Wedding Thanks poems are examples of Thanks poems about Wedding. These are the best examples of Thanks Wedding poems written by international poets.
Thank God for waking up, for opening our eyes
Another day is at hand
filled with opportunity
perhaps a wedding band
Thank God for releasing our arms from sleep
Thank God for separating the land from the water
For giving us two legs, for letting us upright walk
…not to mention creatures who think and talk
Thank God for girding us with strength
for giving us perception
in three dimensions
height, width, and length
Thank God every minute of every day
for the countless miracles He brings our way
for our elbows, shoulders, our feet down there
for our eyes, ears, nose, mouth and hair
Thank Him profusely the day before we die
Do it devotedly ~ we’ll begin to understand ‘WHY’
The invitation spelled my name
“Eileen,” which I don’t do.
We’ve never met the bride and groom;
Her parents, though, we knew.
We skipped the wedding; sent a gift.
The thank you came today.
I laughed when I first read it;
This is what it had to say:
“Thank you very much for coming
To our wedding and, as well,
For the cookware set you gave us.”
Guess they couldn’t really tell
That among the many guests
Whose bodies added to the scene,
There were presents but no presence
Of the fictional “Eileen.”
Thank you, Father for this special day
Thank you for anointing and sending this young man our way
Thank you for teaching him how to pray
His loyalty and commitment shows he is here to stay.
Thank you for making him wise and headstrong
His determination and perseverance showed us all he belongs
Thank you for giving him a heart fill with forgiveness and patience
That proves he can conqueror any given situation
Thank you for making him a groom full with fear for you
For in his fear we are aware that out of respect just for you
He will love, protect and adore her too.
For in this union, I will be the first to confess
That their are both so truly bless
As today their embark on there very first test
I am confident that in Christ
Their both will do there utmost best
Because these two has JESUS written across their chest.
How did I find such a man as this?
How can we share such happiness?
Of course I said yes, I put on the ring
Excited, elated, of what the world will bring
But more than the wedding- the frills and the lace
It's to be forever within his tender embrace
I remember the first time I
and my wife first met.
The beauty in her... I'll never forget!
I won't forget the day
and the place.
I'll never forget the look
on her face.
The feeling I had was
hard to describe.
I knew she was going to be my bride!
I'm thankful to Jesus for
bringing us together.
Binding us as one...
Both now and forever!
Twenty years have passed...
since our wedding day.
She's still my beautiful wife!
I'm proud to say!
Thanks be to God,
for making us one.
I pray for his blessings upon
our daughters and sons.
May God be the unifying
love in all that we do.
May we never forget the meaning of...
"I love YOU!"
Each day I look at her...
what do I see?
This wonderful wife God
has brought to me!
I'm thankful and honored
to have her as my wife.
She's been such a blessing...
A great part of my life!
By Jim Pemberton
Through this day, I will be thoughtful...and thankful.
Thank you, Lord, for leaving me a living talent to control.
Thank you, God, for giving me a good look into my soul.
Thank you, to Those who have thus helped me be full.
Thank you, to All Those who through time did not put up with my bull.
Thank you, Dear Wife, for wedding me and adding your love to my fuel.
Thank you, Son, for singularly keeping my rules.
Thank you, Dear Family, for the dreams and memories of so many Yules.
Thank you, Teachers, for taking the time with me in school,
Thank you, Neighbors, when you knowingly let me borrow that tool.
Thank you, Friends, for your forgiveness when I've been a mule.
Thank you, to Those Who Died, that this country might be a jewel.
Thank you, as I agonize again and again on being a fool.
Throughout each day, am I never Thoughtful enough, or Thankful.
A frail old man peers through his window and sees,
wind dancing the branches on the tall baron trees.
Distant memories flood his mind,
of the loved ones that have left him far behind.
A mother, father, brother and wife,
all preceded him through their journey of life.
The branches remind him of his wedding night,
swaying to the music holding his beloved so tight.
A bird chirps a melody and a new thought appears,
of his mothers sweet lullaby’s all through the years.
He sees clouds get heavy and dark steals the light,
it's the time when father said the fish would best bite.
Two squirrels play madly in the leaves on the ground,
he thinks of his brother who was always around.
As he turns from his window and a tear leaves his eye,
he thanks the Lord for the memories that help him get by.
© Gail Cadence Franklin
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