Poems About: WEDDING

In this page, poems on / about “wedding” are listed.

  • 109.
    Wedding Bells Are Ringing

    Wedding bells are ringing in the chapel,
    and I’m falling in love again.
    I am remembering all the good times,
    when we were man and wife. read more »

    David Harris
  • 110.
    Are You Married or Single?

    Marriage is an institution that changes human life
    After the wedding ceremony a brand new life begins
    This means that nobody is ever the same again
    Everybody anticipates better life after the wedding read more »

    Julius Babarinsa
  • 111.
    Vow of a Wedding ring

    Is this the way it should be
    Endless horizon of distance
    With a Love armored by faith
    Yet dropped the sword of chance read more »

    mycris macapia
  • 112.
    Lord tells you on your wedding day.....

    I will make the sun shine bright on your wedding day
    and I will make your night as a beautiful and peaceful one
    I will make the heaven to throw his blessings to you
    and I will show you how much I love you my son read more »

    Ravi Sathasivam
  • 113.
    I Wouldn't Want You To Miss It

    I want you to come to the wedding.
    'Who's wedding? ' read more »

    Lawrence S. Pertillar
  • 114.
    My Loves Wedding

    One said, its a secret
    So don't say to anyone
    Said, she is marrying
    That she is, my love read more »

    Kranthi Pothineni
  • 115.
    PRINCE of my Heart

    Most annoying around dining table
    Lovely mom singing a same song
    When, when, when
    Worrisome miss traditional wedding read more »

    PINONDANG SITUMEANG
  • 116.
    the wedding

    The Wedding

    I’m going to a wedding in June; in the part of
    Brussels where even street cleaners speaks read more »

    jan oskar hansen
  • 117.
    A Gilded Anchor Enmeshed In Sea-Weed

    A beautiful wedding dress, a wonderful gown,
    a lovely pattern, a magical moment in time,
    the dressmaker frowned when she heard the
    wedding would be on the beach, but that’s read more »

    Louise Tredoux
  • 118.
    Wedding Night

    A girl sits alone in the blackest dark,
    Keeping her teared eyes upon the fire spark.
    Her dark hair blew wild in the breeze,
    While fear made her freeze. read more »

    Adnana Saric
  • 119.
    Paper

    When I was just a little girl
    I never had a real doll
    My doll was an empty bottle
    Dressed with spotless paper ball read more »

    Little Star
  • 120.
    Hopes

    Braying are we.
    Praying are they
    For want of rain, found a way.
    We feel honoured to get wedded. read more »

    Indira Renganathan
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