Summer Wedding Poems and Vows

May happiness and joy, fill your heart each morning May passion, fill your spirit at lights dawning May your smiles, greet and brighten every day While swaying, to life's dance, partners in this ballet Find all your solace, in each others arms while your feeding, on each others charms enjoy, the spring and summer of your life and protect each other, from all the strife In this journey, your life's purpose, will be fulfilled Together, you'll greet the winter, and be thrilled

Upcountry sky gloomed darker, charcoal as the end of summer sparking fall. Any ridgetop beckons lightning – distant thunder – or was it applause? For she was strapless, bride-white lily dancing past us as they silhouetted into sunset, sparkling rosé sunflare below clouds.

it feels good to know I have found someone who cares as much as I love the sky as I love the rain as I love spring or a summer day it feels good to know I can look in your eyes and not be denied the love I feel inside is more precious than the first blooming flower the first clap of thunder the first ray of sun after a shower it feels good to know where ever we go you are always with me by my side and knowing you love me makes me fly higher than the biggest plane further than geese on autumn days for I am undoubtably yours forever.

She stands there with a perpetual magnitude, Vibrant as an orchid; tranquil like a summer breeze. With a gracious smile she opened heaven gates. My heart pounds with anxiety as I gazed into her eyes. Immensely captivating like dark hooks for the soul. Absorbed by her beauty, my mind ponders in soliloquies. Her iris blooms sincerity  I see my future in an instant Tethered to faith, we become one in the eyes of our God.

As spring turned to summer Nary a cloud marked the sky As I looked at my maiden fair I wiped a tear from my eye As we stood before God at the alter And made our vows, my love and I

Cool breezy chapel, Summer wedding— pastor’s voice Climbs into the bride’s Ears, the groom whispers to God; A baby cries— rings exchanged.

It’s been a funny summer, June skipped into August and was gone. How did we miss that afternoon? It’s been a funny summer. June just packed her bags. No honeymoon. The whole production overdrawn, it’s been one funny summer. June skipped into August and is gone.

Sitting alone in the sand dreaming The wind blowing, the waves crashing, it's all so beautiful But despite all of this, my mind is fixed on you Your eyes blue like the clear summer sky Your smile even prettier than all the sunsets combined This nature on the beach is nothing compared to you

A Day In The Middle Of Ever(a summer day) Eating and smacking her female lips, enjoying her food it will ever be no sin, thinking of poorme what does he have, oh i should not even be enjoying this my oh my there are people like me who have so much less i have my kiss embroidered so neat i carry it on a kerchief with me i place it to lips that eat meat as well just as much and as many as ewe thinking of poorme she tells me sometimes it is true thinking of poorme is her job she is no snob Parme does not rhyme with erline.

This ring means much to me, Much more than my own finger. The love in this wedding ring, Will always and forever linger. I love you more than myself, I love you with all my heart. I love you more than life itself, I wish that we would never be apart. The Great evergreen Best represents our love, Summer, winter, spring, and fall. The only thing to stop us, Is the great God above. This ring is strong, For it, I would lose my ring finger. I'd wear it around my neck, For the love, will always, and forever linger.