The classic lines of ancient poetry for wedding blessings are as follows:
The famous lines of ancient poetry to congratulate newlyweds include "Wedding Speech", "Tao Yao", "樛木", "Preparation", " Guanju".
1. "Wedding Speech" by Yao Mian (Tang Dynasty)
Beaded curtains and embroidered curtains with auspicious smoke signify the 100-year-old Jiameng Alliance.
The spring returns to the cold valley, and the virtuous stars meet in the hall at night.
The colorful cow girl is happy in the clouds and the Han Dynasty, and the fairy in the beautiful house is beautiful in the cave sky.
The jade-run ice is clearer and more amazing. Next year, we will walk by the Bichi.
Appreciation: This poem describes the lively atmosphere of a wedding and expresses people's joy.
2. "Peach" Anonymous (Pre-Qin Dynasty)
The peach's beauty shines brightly. When the son returns home, it is suitable for his family.
The peaches are actually sweet. When the son returns home, it is suitable for his family.
The peach is young, its leaves are pure. When the son returns home, it will be a good time for his family.
Appreciation: "The peach blossoms shine brightly" uses the bright peach blossoms to metaphor the beauty of a girl, which is really well written. This poem is written to a woman who is about to get married. In the poem, the woman who is about to get married is compared to a beautiful peach blossom, expresses praise to the bride, and blesses the two of them with the words "the son will return home, and the family will be happy" The newlyweds are harmonious.
3. "樛木" Anonymous (Pre-Qin Dynasty)
There are 樛木 in the south, which are covered by kudzu and kudzu. A gentleman is a happy man, and he is blessed with a happy life.
In the south there is a cypress tree, and the edge of the sock is in the wilderness of kudzu. A gentleman is only happy, and he will be blessed with good fortune.
There are locust trees in the south, and kudzu trees linger on them. Only a gentleman who enjoys happiness will achieve it through good fortune.
Appreciation: The "other things" in the poem are "樛木" and "木曟", and "this thing" is "junzi" and "福". The 樛木 is wrapped with kudzu. Those who are better than gentlemen are often accompanied by blessings and fortune, which is really very vivid. It is very appropriate to describe the joy and happiness of the bride and groom as well as the scene at that time. It also reflects the restrained and peaceful elegance of the "Book of Songs" in expressing emotions.
4. "Preparation" Anonymous (Pre-Qin Dynasty)
Preparation and salary, three stars are in the sky. What night and day will I meet this beloved man? Zixi, Zixi, where is such a good man?
Three stars are in the corner. Tonight and what evening, will we see this encounter behind closed doors? Zixi, Zixi, what's the point of meeting like this?
Take care of Chu, and have three stars at home. Tonight and what evening will I see this charming person? Zixi, Zixi, who is so charming?
Appreciation: On the whole, this poem seems like the newlyweds are having fun on the bridal night, with the meaning of blessing and ridicule, very sweet. On this golden night, seeing my sweetheart, I will enjoy the joy of the wedding to the fullest. Especially the question "What night is this evening?" is subtle and playful, showing the psychological state of being so surprised that one forgets everything and cannot even remember the day.
5. "Guan Ju" Anonymous (Pre-Qin)
Guan Guan Jujiu, in the river continent. A graceful lady, a gentleman is fond of quarrels.
Scattered waterlilies flow left and right. A graceful lady, I long for her.
I can’t get what I want, so I sleep hard and think about it. Leisurely leisurely, tossing and turning.
Pick the waterlilies from left to right. A graceful lady, she is a friend of the piano and the harp.
There are different kinds of waterlilies, which are sprouted on the left and right sides. The fair lady is played with bells and drums.
Looking at "Guan Ju" as a wedding song, it is also joyful and appropriate to sing from "A graceful lady, a gentleman is a good man" to "Friends with harps and harps" and "Music of bells and drums". . The poem itself appears in the form of a love song about a man pursuing a woman.