They must of course reflect your own feelings about each other and your own experience as a couple, but the best wedding poetry also expresses a more universal understanding of the importance of ...

Wedding planning can be such a stressful, family-pleasing, wallet-busting process that sometimes you forget what you're doing it all for. Choosing readings for your wedding ceremony can be a ...

Discover inspiration of the best wedding poems about love, modern wedding poems and wedding poems read by friends or parents for your ceremony ...

Personalised vows and wedding poems add an intimate, unforgettable touch to any ceremony, but crafting the right words can feel overwhelming. In this piece, expert wedding poet, Tally Gilbert ...

There are 10th-century poems in Old English that allude to love and marriage vows. Over the centuries, the custom of wedding vows—formal promises of the terms of the marriage, spoken before ...

The poem has been described by Souvenir Press the "most frequently recited English-language wedding poems and one of the greatest odes to matrimony.

Don’t Forget the Sixpence Though plenty of Victorian sources only note the old, new, borrowed, and blue elements of the poem, others include a fifth line: “and a sixpence in her shoe.” ...

A poetic thread drawing on the language of 17th century scientists to explore modern love, marriage and the passing of time is at the heart of Bryan Walpert's new poetry collection.

The sonnet 116 is often used at wedding poems as it is full of love and portrayed throughout the poem. Couples will use this sonnet at times during their wedding as it represents their vows that ...

For the purposes of a wedding, the associated ideas of resistance, torture and death at an early age may be disregarded. True, it really is about death, but so are all the best love poems.