Family Wedding Poems | Examples
These Family Wedding poems are examples of Wedding poems about Family. These are the best examples of Wedding Family poems written by international poets.
Two opposites, unknown of their fate,
Randomly surfed the wide internet before it was too late.
From one end of the country to the other end.
Scrolled and scrolled, like it was never going to end.
Oh! It was just a click, that's how we met.
From hesitant texts and calls,
To glee when texts and calls are received
And later turned to elation.
Oh! It was just a click; that's how we connected.
Excitement and nervousness just rushed
When we met for the very first time, we just blushed.
There was no lack of delight.
It's hard to forget that sight.
Oh! It was just a click; we felt something ignite.
Later, it turned into hope and positivity
The foundation is built on trust and love, togetherness and unity.
We met, the folks met, and the process went on.
And finally, we tied the knot, vowing to never be apart.
In happiness or sorrow, in light or darkness,
In beautiful times or ugly times.
We vow to share each moment together,
And walk through all the odds and evens together.
Oh! It was just one click,
That we found each other for life's sweet and bitter journey.
The summer heat was turned up to blasting with a huge yellow sun looking down. Our sweat had sweat. If only there was a breeze to pass over us. In the mouth of desire sits July. A young couple is about to be wed. The groom all decked out in his black suit. The bride in her long wedding dress and veil. Family and friends gather to watch this union take place. They hang on every word as the vows are being said. Then the happy couple are pronounced husband and wife. In the mouth of desire a big kiss gets planted. Pictures are take, then off to the dinner.
Now we are married
July Fourth celebration
Anniversary
We are here today to celebrate
The love you so obviously share,
A love you wish to formalise
And publicly declare.
A couple truly meant for each other,
A couple truly meant to be,
A couple whose friends and family,
We are very proud to be.
We hope your happiness continues,
That you have much more in store,
We hope the memories made today
Will stay with you - forever more.
Mom said, “No sex before marriage,”
With rules she thought were quite sage.
But in her wedding shot,
I see a twist in the plot—
Was her vow just a part of the age?
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
Hold my hand and let me guide you through life,
Kiss you full on your lips make you my wife,
shower of petals, blessings down the aisle,
each step we take be full of love each mile!
beginnings beautiful, freshness of morn,
new hopes and wishes for each life new born,
meadows are green and bird nests twitter cheer,
happy faces, whistles from all so dear.
bells bring blessings from high heavens above,
turning treadmill of life for some more love,
rivers flow new with greater zest today,
each heart has a wish, every lip shall pray.
blessings from all your family and friends,
your love journey begins to stay all ends.
Based upon an entry in the mid-19th Century autobiography of Presbyterian Theodore Clapp, who lived for several decades in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Of the many young brides who I’ve married,
None were more exquisite than her.
Her pleasant charm, and smile so merry,
Both made my old heart stir.
Her fiancé loved her deeply
And she cherished him like no other.
Her father gave her away happily,
In front of her joyful mother.
In the afternoon wedding her vows were said,
While a bouquet in hand she carried.
Their reception next was well-attended,
like many young couples that I have married.
A few hours later, she fell deathly ill.
Then suddenly, she no longer stirred.
Later that night, in her wedding dress still,
And with bouquet in hand, she was interred.
Deep within her family sepulcher
Remain four questions unanswered.
Why then? Why her?
What purpose was served?
And how does one assuage the ones who loved her?
They carried on in secret
pretending not to care
then organised the wedding
not one of the family were there
mum cried in the kitchen
the news was much to bear
dad had lost his temper
his choice words hung in the air
the household was in crisis
with lots of opinions to share
the summit in the sitting room
agreed it wasn't fair
"nothing good will come of this"
said grand-dad from his chair,
while grandma simply said it was,
"a hole in the wall affair".
A trip to New Orleans to be married by Bloody Mary
The iconic voodoo priestess of the irresistible charm of which she carries
A beautiful courtyard is the setting for the big event
Seats filled with family friends and from up above spirits sent
You could fill the presence of the spirit world in the air
A ceremony to be filled with energy wisdom positive love and lots of flair
A crow caws with approval just as the ceremony begins.
Containing the spirit of granddad within
A drawing on the pavement of a heart a symbol of their love and a new life together
A rope to tie a hand showing binding eternal love for each other
You are not just marrying the person but the goddess of love
A piece of cake is given to be shared
The remainder is given back to the earth with care
Negative thoughts written down by both create a sense of positivity and peace to be churned
At the conclusion champagne to be shared by all, a voodoo doll each to the happy couple standing tall
In the end such a beautiful wedding and spiritual cleansing
A great gathering of people past and present leaves both newlyweds beaming
she adores him
that's why I'm here
her equity firm executive parents
don't
the retired judge marrying them
dear friend of our family
leaves out "if anyone objects"
just to see how she looks at him
...worth the 1500 mile drive
...worth pausing my journey
...worth wearing a suite
priceless really to see
my punk rock nephew
(Red Tank--look 'em up)
and the HR director of
one of those Manhattan banks
putting a ring on it
sigh..
on Monday
they'll be back in Brooklyn
2500 miles from others' expectations
going to his gigs and being happy
makes me believe in love
to see that look
wow
you never know
it could happen again
and if it does
I'll know the look
I'm looking for
but really just happy
to be happy for them
those two
beaming through tears in each other's eyes
should be on everyone's wedding cake
yeah.. that look
that's why I'm here
For my newly wed friends. Blessings, love and light.
Every bride is beautiful on her wedding day...
By Michelle Morris
07/06/2023
Every bride is beautiful on her wedding day...
She is beautiful because she radiates pure love from within
She is beautiful because she is seen for the beauty of her soul
She is beautiful because she is accepted as a beautiful being
Her husband adores and loves her
Her family adores and loves her
Her friends adore and love her
Her angels adore and love her
God adores and loves her
The Universe adores and loves her
In that moment on that day
She knows love
She is love
She is loved
And that love transforms everyone
Forever
Every bride is beautiful on her wedding day...
Because love is and will always be
The greatest power
For us all
Blessings to the bride
Blessings to the groom
Blessings to you all
© Michelle Morris, 2023
Speech , " You are married today , our daughter!
We are here witnessing your wedding.
Listen ! Our daughter listening !
Today is your wedding day ,our daughter.
Relatives , neighbours, friends ,
Colleagues are gathering here today."
Bantu drums sounding ,stump, stump !stump!
Flute is swain!swain!swain!swain!swain!
Guitar is lalela! lalela lalela! lalela ! lalela!
All people are happily , jumping dancing today.
Different dance moves: tango, rhumba,salsa,
Jazz, zuki, reggae, nyonga , and chachacha.
Last speech " You have now a new family
Husband, father ,mother, brothers,
Sisters in laws, learn to respect them.
No turning back here our sister.
Respect your husband as your new father."
May 21/2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe
Mussabwa Chris
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.
On this day of love and light
Two hearts come together, shining bright
As they stand before family and friends
Their journey of love and commitment begins
Today, two souls become one
In a union that will never be undone
With every vow and every kiss
Their love will be sealed in eternal bliss
May the sun shine upon their path
And their love be strong, never to falter or pass
May their union be blessed with joy and peace
And their hearts always be filled with love's sweet release
As they journey through life, hand in hand
May they always cherish the love they've found
And with each passing year, may their bond grow strong
As they dance together to the rhythm of love's song
So here's to the happy couple, on this special day
May their love light the world in every way
May they always find comfort in each other's embrace
And may their love be a shining example for the human race.
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.