Wedding Poem: The Ensilver Song
This wedding poem is taken from a British folk song which is a lovely toasting of good cheer and luck to the bride and bridegroom.
Now here's a good health to the bride of yon house,
Grant her a solid good cheer;
Lord, bless her good health, Lord prosper her wealth,
That we may be married next year.
Well, here's to the bride, good luck to the lass,
Grant her a solid good cheer;
And through her garter, we'll pass each glass,
And may we be married next year.
Our glasses we'll lift now to the bridegroom.
Grant him a solid good cheer;
And the fellow that spills it he'll pay for t'next round,
And may we be married next year.
To the bridal pair we all will sing.
And grant them a solid good cheer;
In spite of Turk or Spanish king,
And may we be married next year.
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