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Man weds cockroach in church ceremony
Guests munch on freshly grilled abalone
Pastor upholds his sworn duty
Lectures bride and groom on infidelity
Barely two months into marriage
Tiny baby cockroach appears in a carriage
Headlines shout out the bad news
Seems Mrs. Cockroach was groped and abused
Minister contacted Planned Parenthood
Lacking precedent, post-full-term abortion approved
It only took a moment
When I saw you from across the room,
Standing there talking with the bride And groom.
Though we had met some years ago at a gathering,
Little did we know we would be part of Barb and Dan's wedding.
I smile and nodded as I casually walk toward the food trays,
What happened next, well that it’s hard To say.
He smiled and gently took my hand I’m not sure you remember I’m Dan’s
Friend Johnny,
And in that instant I knew together we were destined to be.
Oh what a joyous occasion
Attended by family and friends
In this tropical location
Fraught with eighty mile an hour winds
Pink champagne from Napa Valley
Fresh flowers and king size bedding
Love blooms in Hurricane Alley
Just another monsoon wedding
Around these parts it's nothing new
With tidal waves high as a tree
As the bride and groom said I do
The bridesmaids were washed out to sea
Bravely the two withstood the fray
While everyone else ran for their life
They could barely hear the preacher say
I now pronounce you husband and wife
Two hearts so united
Should never be divided.
May the love you both feel now
Ever continuously grow,
And this fleeting moment of bliss
Evolve into eternal happiness.
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.”
They say that love is like the sun
Lighting up the moon
Two hearts eclipse and beat as one
On an evening late in June
In azure skies where stars are strung
Like jasmine vines in bloom
A gentle breeze, like love, has come
To hum a little tune
On beaches where the waves are flung
At high tide and high noon
A sea of blissful tears will run
Among love’s sandy dunes
In a little house where hope is hung
Like a wreath in every room
Love’s made a home, life’s just begun
For a lucky bride and groom
And he will be her shining sun
And she, his gleaming moon
Two hearts eclipse and beat as one
On an evening late in June.
For my brother, Blake Burgess
and his wife Krystal
on their wedding day
June 30th, 2018
Once upon a time, one of the most heartbreaking tales
ever told - Snow White will not wake up. Forever,
her husband bruised, as if a true to life witch
threw him off Rapunzel’s tower, and into the briars,
beating, blighting, blinding him. He doesn’t want to see
the world without his bride. Meanwhile, an insipid whiner
behind bars, after her drunken careen and crash,
begs with youthful tears - but…but…they let out murderers,
those who deliberately kill. I told the judge I was sorry…
as if she just took a cookie from a toddler. The golf cart framed
with extreme happiness of bride and groom…celebrants
wishing them well, blessing their union ‘til death do they part.
5/23/2023
On this day of love and joy,
We gather here to celebrate
The union of two hearts entwined
In a bond that will never fade.
With eyes that sparkle like the stars,
And smiles that light up the room,
The bride and groom stand before us now
To pledge their love in full bloom.
May your love be as strong as the mountains,
And as deep as the oceans wide,
May it shine bright as the sun at dawn,
And never fade with time.
As you begin your journey as one,
May your hearts be filled with laughter and fun,
And may every step you take together
Be blessed with love, joy, and wonder.
So here's to the bride and groom,
May your love forever bloom,
And may your lives be filled with love,
As you walk hand in hand into the future above.
Gather 'round, dear friends, and hear this tale,
Of two hearts entwined, a love without fail.
On this blessed day, we witness their vow,
A promise to love, forever and now.
They stand before us, hand in hand,
A union that nothing can withstand.
Their love is pure, their bond unbreakable,
Together they're unstoppable.
The sun shines bright, the birds sing sweet,
As they exchange rings and take their seat.
A new chapter begins, a journey they'll share,
Through joy and sorrow, always there.
May their love continue to flourish and grow,
Through highs and lows, both happy and woe.
We wish them all the best, a lifetime of bliss,
May their love be a shining example of this.
So here's to the bride and groom, may they always be true,
To each other and to the love that they pursue.
Cheers to a lifetime of happiness and joy,
And to love that will never fade or destroy.
A couple are wed
At a tiny chapel
On a country road
The guest are waiting
Outside to congratulate
The guest gather outside
only the wedding party
Are allowed inside
For the wedding ceremony
The guest greet thecouple
When they come outside
Throwing rice at them
When they leave the chapel
They go somewhere for photos
While the guest travel
To the reception hall
When the meal is served
A toast to bride and groom
Then throw the bouquet
With dancing music follows
I’ll never understand it
When an invitation states
“Black tie.” Who cares what’s worn
When everybody celebrates?
If guests must follow certain rules
About the way to dress,
It’s taking out excitement
And replacing it with stress.
Of course, a bride and groom must have
Their vision for their day
And over certain choices
Their decisions should hold sway.
But there should be some trust
In what their friends and families wear.
For a perfect wedding, no one needs
A “black tie” type affair.
The ceremony is over,
The register has been signed:
Two people, very much in love,
Walk slowly down the aisle.
The bride, radiant and happy –
The man she loves right by her side;
The groom smiles proudly at his wife –
And they walk out of the church,
To show the waiting world,
They have made their vows –
So begins their life together, as man and wife.
Now the reception is over,
Toasts have been proposed and speeches made.
The cake cut,
The photographer gone.
And confetti lies on the ground.
Guests have gone home.
Now, the bride and groom
Set off on their honeymoon.
The happy couple arrive at an unknown destination,
Together and alone at last.
And there we must leave them
On their wedding night,
To begin their life as man and wife.
With passion and love that will reign supremely,
‘Til death them do part
God bless the bride and groom.
In a long blue satin dress she walks in
given in honour and betrothed to be -
to bear for and new alliance begin
and wear a crown ring of matrimony.
Thus played a wedding song of divine prayer:
“Have I told you lately that I love you…”
to march the aisle of veils and true love swear
and hear fairest of consorts vow “I do!”.
When in worldly union spirits align
a man and wife joined in soulful promise,
and exuberance of gay hearts and wine
gently pause in virtue upon sworn kiss.
Till she looks up and screams “what have I done?”
and ponders “do I stay or do I run?”.
Written: December 1999
The bride was really lovely
And her face was all a’glow.
Her beaded dress was fitted
So her pregnancy did show.
And yet she danced and partied
With her unborn baby boy.
As she laughed and kicked her heels up,
We were caught up in her joy.
Years ago, it might have mattered
And the truth tucked ‘neath the dress
Or the wedding date moved backward
So perhaps no one would guess.
Yet the bride and groom were thrilled
As were their friends and all their kin
There to celebrate their marriage
And their waiting son within.
The photographer did not have to tell this bride and groom to not smile.
He had not photographed such a dour newlywed couple ever in his life.
The man looked totally miserable, as did his unhappy looking wife.
They both looked angry, upset, and totally uptight.
The photographer thought this might be a dismal wedding night.