I am often asked if I know of a good poem to be read at a wedding, and here’s one by James Bertolino, from his new and selected poems, “Ravenous Bliss.” Bertolino lives in Washington state and I have ...
Glasses are raised, poised to hear the toast that will honor the newly married couple. “Down the hatch” doesn’t quite cut it. Do it in a way that is most comfortable for you. You may remain seated.
Most people who have a few weddings under their belt have experienced a particularly memorable toast by a maid of honor or best man — in a good or a bad way. James Kleimann’s most memorable speech ...
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