Poetry: There's such a wide range of options to be performed. I love poetry, I want to hear his sentence read rich also someone who likes to read. Weddings are one of the few places in our lives where we meet with public poetry.
* Classic: The timeless words of poets, reflecting through the ages. Metaphor for love Robbie Burn "My Love Is Like A Red, Red Rose" allows for the exchange of red roses that can arise in the marriage and after his marriage.
* Modern: In Alice Walker's "for what" he says, "said council between straight men, call it love." It is a beautiful metaphor for marriage today.
* Songs: Do you have a favorite love song. Anyone who does. And let Frank Sinatra sang it, or John Lennon, Madonna, or may be the ideal word to let people know how much you love each other. Poetry in the songs are often strong enough to stand without music.
Prose: Just because there is no rhymes or rhythm, does not mean that which do not is a sweet, sweet importance. Often prose can speak directly to the site, like Sam Keene, in his book The Dancing God, which explores "What does it mean to love?" Charles Dickens asked for a married life, he said. "Well, let's be a comfortable couple and take care of themselves"
Who are your favorite writers? What you need to highlight the wedding? What's important in your life together? Find a word search on the Internet, visit your library and bookstore, and then fold into the ceremony to make your community to understand why your wedding vows and your marriage thing for you.
