Loving Anniversary Toasts for your 50th!
Wish the happiest of golden anniversaries with a grand poetic toast! For the party, you know that a few from-the-heart stories
will have everyone in tears of joy. Here, we write these toasts in a rhyme.
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Toasts for 50th Anniversary - An Example
Dallas and Lorraine Hoff,
Such a perfect couple they are.
Now’s their 50th anniversary
And we come from near and far…
To celebrate this achievement,
And acknowledge all their love,
A blessing for us all
Like sunshine from above.
Such tenderness they’ve shared,
All the years together.
Like dad’s goodbye kiss for mom,
They’re truly birds of a feather.
It wasn’t easy, surely,
With a brood of kids – numbering seven.
Dad thumped heads aplenty,
Like thunder out of heaven.
The boys came first, all six,
Dan, Dave and Dennis, the Ds.
Then the Ks: Ken, Kevin and Kerry,
And finally, Lori, if you please.
Dad used to say it often,
After six most boisterous lads,
He bought Lori in the Penney catalog
Cause he wanted a girl so bad.
‘Course busy as they were,
Raising such a brood.
Dad still manages to snore,
He’s a noisy, restful dude.
And don’t forget his daily naps,
Of which he proudly speaks.
“I’m not sleeping,” he’ll insist,
“I’m checking for eye lid leaks,”
Mom is just a dervish,
Always on the go,
Cooking, cleaning, sewing,
And at crosswords, she’s a pro.
They grew up in the same town,
Cedar Rapids was the scene.
Two kids themselves, just children
Of Hank & Gertrude, Willis & Kathleen.
Now these kids are parents,
With grandchildren who number 19.
And four great-grandkids, too,
That’s what Mom and Dad’s love truly means.
Mom and Dad, so devout,
Attend mass every day.
They’re devoted to their family
In every single way.
We thank you folks, for all you’ve been,
And all you’ve ever done.
With love and life and gratitude,
On this special day of fun.
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