Wedding Poems on The Vows

Poems play a very important part in ceremonies. The wedding poems can add so much live to your wedding. It creates a romantic atmosphere for the bride and groom. Wedding poems expresses the couple’s love and their promise to spend the rest of their lives together. It expresses commitment and promise.

We all know that the wedding vow is a promise and commitment to love your partner in all situations and through thick and thin. The wedding vow is one of the most important parts of your wedding that expresses your love for your partner.

Here are lovely wedding poems that talks about the wedding vow!

A Wedding Poem by Wendy Cope

A Vow
I cannot promise never to be angry;

I cannot promise always to be kind.

You know what you are taking on, my darling –

It’s only at the start that love is blind.

 

And yet I’m still the one you want to be with

And you’re the one for me – of that I’m sure.

You are my closest friend, my favourite person,

The lover and the home I’ve waited for.

 

I cannot promise that I will deserve you

From this day on. I hope to pass that test.

I love you and I want to make you happy.

I promise I will do my very best.
Source: theguardian.com

A Wedding Poem by Ian DuhigBridled Vows
I will be faithful to you, I do vow

but not until the seas have all run dry

etcetera: although I mean it now,

I’m not a prophet and I will not lie.

To be your perfect wife, I could not swear;

I’ll love, yes; honour (maybe); won’t obey,

but will co-operate if you will care

as much as you are seeming to today.

I’ll do my best to be your better half,

but I don’t have the patience of a saint;

not with you, at you I may sometimes laugh,

and snap too, though I’ll try to learn restraint.
We might work out: no blame if we do not.

With all my heart, I think it’s worth a shot.
Source: theguardian.com

 

A Wedding Poem by Joe Green
My Vows
Take you by the hand
slip on a wedding band

Smile and say I do
so in love with you

Give you my heart
till death do us part

Laugh and sing and cry
until the day we die
in poverty or wealth
in sickness and in health

Eternity just around the bend
faithful to the very end

We start a family

promise to grow old with me.

Source: familyfriendpoems

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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