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Your love is long standing, almost nostalgic, and trying to find a song that fits the two of you isn't easy. I'll bet you've long since figured this out.
Have you spent hours on end listening to every single word of too many wedding love songs already? Don't worry, we've all done it. Every relationship is unique, and the words we dance to represent part of the promise we're making to each other ___ which is why we're all so picky.
From the Ground Up by Dan + Shay - Is This You?
The song is sung from a man's point of view, and all that he'll be and do for his bride.
Grandma and Grandpa set the example of a life that held strong through decades of change, chance and choice. They've set the stage, and showed you what happens when love is built from the ground up.
It's not just a memory, it's not just 'I Do'. It's a commitment, a promise that the wedding day is one piece of the foundation you're building together. You're making this promise for a lifetime.
You'll build your own family and you'll stand beside each other through all of life's trials and smiles.
When you look at grandma and grandpa, you both understand that life goes by in a blink and today's wedding is the celebration of what you know will last til death do you part.
You'll be each others shelter during hard times, and as two old souls you know first hand that love is about being there for better or worse. Your very clear about one thing; the path of grace is found on the road of love.
When your own decades have passed and it's your turn to sit in grandma and grandpa's chairs, you'll hold each others hands, watching your grandchildren make that same promise you're making today - a love built from the ground up.
"Just take my hand and I'll be the man your dad hoped I'd be" (lyrics)
The only way through life is to live it with love, compassion, promise and kindness. You both know this already, that's why you're perfect for each other. The depth of this song says it well.
I love those thoughts. We've got the years and the gray hair, but no grandchildren. 53 years together, and treasuring every remaining one we have.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful message, beautiful song. I love the idea behind building a relationship, a marriage, a life from the ground up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful song! It really is the perfect couple's song and would, indeed, be a great wedding song selection. My parents certainly set the example for our children, so yes, grandparents do paint a relationship masterpiece to emulate.
ReplyDeleteWonderful review, it's actually a song I hadn't come across before, but a lovely message.
ReplyDeleteNow I AM the grandparent, an 'old soul', when once we were at the beginning of the relationship. The 'message' this song conveys is lovely.
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