Acrostic Wedding Poems
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Poems
I watch as they repeat their vows,
Darling granddaughter and her love.
Each looks into the other's eyes
As though directed from above.
Loving them both, I say a prayer.
I pray the fairy tale will last.
Zealously, jealously I beg,
Each day their love remains steadfast
Dear Lord, for them I dare to ask.
Love that grows stronger every day,
Oh, how I wish that for these two.
Vows remembered and vows renewed,
Each partner staying strong and true.
10/5/14
(My last unmarried granddaughter and her love were married yesterday.)
Kissed by the waking sun, the rain of the night becomes undone,
I dream of you, my daily day dream; and the day has just begun
Riding up to Dahisar, I reach yonwards on my bike
Adieux I've bid to bachelorhood, looking forward to our petty fights
No other can fill my life, only you my wife; my lovely snow-white.
A bond is tied, a new liaison is made
N ovel experiences are satisfying, but the price is paid
G one are the days, when the dinner was just laid.
E very moment is work, and stress is high
L onely labor at toil, she lets out many a sigh
I help out not at all, and she can’t understand why?
N ow I know I am a fool and inconsiderate alike.
E ach has own choices, unfortunately ours are unlike.
M ay your lives merge together as one,
A nd grow stronger with each setting sun,
R ejoice in a faith that is new,
R emembering a love that is true,
I magion eternal happiness filling your hearts,
A nd let no troublesome stirm pull you apart,
G row together with each setting sun,
E ach day till your final day is done.
Are you the one, the bride I try to find?
Still haven't met you, how can I make up my mind?
How am I to know? How am I to decide?
Waiting for the questions to get demystified
I know that I am patient; I know that I can wait
Not for ever though, it doesn't work out like that
I am sure it'll help me find some answers if we go out on a date.
Husband and Wife
Heated
Uncontrollable
Sensation
Bursting
Abrupt overly
Nudity highlighted
Distinctively breasted,
Accented atom's
Nature's beauty
Deliciously delighted In A
Whine (Dance)
Intensely, seductively to
For tae it's
Eternal light, of happiness, as
one...
Carma Reed
01-09-13
I thought by now that I would have
traveled down the aisle of matrimony
I thought by now that a silver band would
have been placed upon my finger
I thought by now that there would have
been well wishes and a honeymoon
I thought by now that there would be, well
you know how it goes
Thought...hmmmmmmm
Well, his ways are not my ways, his
thoughts are not my thoughts
It's all about his timing
So, I'll wait with the thoughts that God
loves me so much that he has kept
me for that special someone
My Thoughts...
I Love you booby
My heart is filled with happiness
When youre lips were made to kiss
Passing day I long for thee
Here's a flower for you to keep
A Hummingbird you are to me
Show me love and let me see
I cried today and sob for soy
Let this day be made of joy
My heart to you is yours to keep
Love so true don't let me weep
by stanley jean jacques
When I meet you
Will you make us two
I promise always to be true
Ever faithful, through and through
Walk hand in hand when troubles anew
Down wrong paths, your goals to pursue
The bond we have, will always accrue
Aisle parade for our wedded debut
My mother-in-law is a blessing
Only to her son
Now that we are married
She has me on the run
The Lady's always changing
Everything I've done
Regrets, I don't have many
She's the only one
For: Debbie Guzzi's Jack Out of the Box contest
Form: Acrostic
By: Mdailey
I have not tried a poem of this style since I was a teacher back in the 70's.
Overview
An acrostic wedding poem uses the first letter of each line to spell a name, shared surname, meaningful word, or short phrase. The hidden message gives the poem a clear shape while leaving plenty of room for warmth, humor, and personal detail. It can celebrate one partner, address the couple together, or honor the people and places that helped their relationship grow.
Because the form is easy to recognize on the page, it works especially well in cards, ceremony programs, keepsake books, vows, and readings. The strongest acrostics feel like poems first and letter puzzles second: each line should add an image, memory, promise, or emotion rather than merely filling its required initial. Choose a short word that matters, draft freely around it, then revise for a natural speaking voice. Read the finished piece aloud to make sure the line breaks support both the spelled message and the rhythm of the poem.
Meaning and Symbolism
The vertical word in an acrostic can act as the poem’s quiet foundation. A first name makes the piece feel intimate; a shared surname may suggest a new chapter; words such as HOME, TRUST, or TOGETHER can express the values the couple hopes to carry into marriage. The visible initials also reflect how separate lines can contribute to one complete design, a fitting image for partnership without implying that two people must lose their individuality.
Its symbolism comes from intention and arrangement. Every opening letter has a place, yet the language around it can remain surprising and free. For a wedding poem, that balance can represent commitment alongside growth. The form also rewards close attention: readers may first hear the sentiment, then notice the second message held along the margin.
Wedding Poem Writing Ideas
- Begin with a meaningful word: Use a first name, surname, wedding date written as words, or a value such as TRUST, HOME, or JOY.
- List personal details: Gather memories, habits, places, hopes, and qualities connected to each required letter before drafting complete lines.
- Write for the occasion: Keep a ceremony reading reflective, make a card intimate, or add gentle humor to a reception toast.
- Vary the line openings: Mix images, statements, questions, and promises so the repeated structure does not sound forced.
- Revise beyond the initials: Check that every line contributes to the poem’s meaning, sounds natural aloud, and leads smoothly into the next.
Sample Wedding Poem Lines
Across the table, your smile made the crowded room feel quiet.
In the life we are making, may curiosity always have a chair.
Side by side, we will learn each season as it comes.
Let our promises be lived in small, attentive ways.
Even ordinary mornings will carry the shape of this yes.
Related Wedding Words
vows, initials, names, surname, promise, partnership, ceremony, keepsake, reading, devotion