Weddings are a special moment in the life of any couple. As they come together to be united in matrimony, couples often turn to the Bible to find Bible verses that are perfect for their wedding day.

Whether they are looking for a way to express their love and commitment to their partner, guidance and direction for their marriage, or wanting to share their faith and celebrate with their family and friends, there are plenty of Bible verses for weddings to choose from.

While there are countless Bible verses to pick from, here are 10 that are perfect for your wedding day.

10 Bible Verses That Are Perfect for Your Wedding

1. Psalm 128:3

“Your wife will be like a fruitful vine within your house; your children will be like olive plants around your table.”

This beautiful verse from Psalm 128 is a reminder to the couple that their marriage is a blessing from God and that their children and family will be a blessing too. It inspires the couple to stay true and loving to each other and to remain a devoted family.

2. Proverbs 18:22

“He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the Lord.”

This verse from Proverbs speaks of the joy and blessing of finding a wife. It’s a reminder to the couple that they are being blessed by God with a life-long partner who will bring joy and contentment into their lives.

3. Song of Solomon 2:16

“My beloved is mine and I am his; he browses among the lilies.”

This beautiful verse from the Song of Solomon paints a powerful picture of love and devotion between the couple. It speaks of the mutual love and admiration that each of them has for the other.

4. 1 Corinthians 13:4-7

“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.”

This Bible verse from 1 Corinthians is perhaps the most famous verse when it comes to any wedding. It is a reminder to the couple to show patience and kindness to each other, to never give up on love, and to always persevere in their relationship.

You may have heard about the TikTok review that promoted the creation of a new option on Chipotle’s menu, but did you know about what happened with the local pizzeria in Las Vegas? The restaurant, Frankensons, was struggling to even pay rent when a TikTok review changed everything.

Local Pizzeria is Featured in a TikTok Review

Frank Steele of Las Vegas, Nevada was concerned about his family-owned business, a local pizzeria called Frankensons that was struggling after just four months of being opened. But according to his employees, the problem wasn’t the food. It was the lack of money for marketing.

The restaurant had looked into marketing, receiving an offer from an influencer who quoted Frankensons $2,600 for a review. Unfortunately, at the time was struggling to even pay their rent in Las Vegas, bringing in only $400 on their best day.

That’s when an employee stepped in and reach out to up-and-coming TikTok influencer, keith_lee125.

According to Lee, the employee reached out via email, explaining that Frankensons’ food was delicious but the restaurant was not getting business.

“The email read, ‘I’m an employee at Frankensons Pizzeria,'” said Lee on his TikTok review. “It’s really slow. We really can’t afford rent, but we would love for you to come and try the food.”

Check out Lee’s TikTok review here:

@keith_lee125 Frankensons Pizzeria Taste test 💕 would you try it ? 💕 #foodcritic ♬ original sound – Keith Lee

Lee told his viewers, “I didn’t charge absolutely anything, and I bought my own food. This taste test is to really see: Is it really the marketing, or is the food bad?”

According to his review, Steele was there to serve Lee when he visited, and Lee had a good first impression of Steele saying, “Frank was so dope. He took his time, he was patient.”

But Steele’s friendly nature was genuine. He didn’t know who Lee was when he entered the local pizzeria.

“I had this guy come in and didn’t know who he was, and I started talking to him because I like talking to all my customers,” explained the restaurant owner.  “I asked him where he was from and what he did for work and that’s when he said he was a food critic.”

Luckily for Frankensons’ the food was a great experience, too. According to Lee, he paid $86.73 for the food, purchasing pizza, garlic knots, an Italian sub, and Frankensons’ wings, among some other items. And it apparently was worth every penny.

After eating some of a lemon pepper chicken wing, Lee said in his TikTok review of the local pizzeria, “This is one of the best wings I’ve ever had, this is a 10.”

And Lee seemed to be honest, saying he didn’t love the ranch or the fries.

Thankfully for Frankensons, this TikTok review went viral and made the local pizzeria famous. As I write this, Lee’s review has 7.7 million views, nearly 69,000 shares, and nearly 68,000 comments.

So how did it impact Frankensons?

When one receives an Amber Alert, they may try to keep their eyes peeled. But Barbara Gusse was vigilant when she realized a stolen car was taken near her home. This is the story of how the Minnesota grandma saved a baby.

How One Minnesota Grandma Saved a Baby

One-year-old Da’Merion Ni’mer White was strapped into his car seat when his mother realized she forgot something inside. With the car still running, the mother ran inside, and that’s when the worst happened.

A criminal witnessing this, hopped in the 2005 white Grand Cherokee Jeep and drove away with the baby inside it, essentially kidnapping the child.

As soon as the mother realized her vehicle was gone, she alerted authorities and an Amber Alert went out with a description of the vehicle and the baby inside it.

The Amber Alert said, “According to police, at 12:17 p.m., a vehicle was stolen from the 4200 block of Humboldt Avenue North with a 1-year-old boy in the back seat.”

Naturally, the mother was terrified for her baby inside the vehicle, as were local authorities who heard the news. Authorities recommended that people in the area “check their driveways and alleys for the vehicle” and “Call 911 if anyone spots the vehicle.”

According to the Amber Alert, “Before going into the residence, the mother described a Black male with black clothing walking down the road.”

John Elder from the Minneapolis, Minnesota police department said that in addition to the Amber Alert, “Every available officer from all five precincts were up in that area looking,” explaining the state troopers were looking, along with every force they had available.

Just three miles away was Barbara Gusse, who was birdwatching at her home when she saw the Amber Alert.

Gusse told reporters in a Fox 9 interview that when she saw the Amber Aler, “You can imagine…I was shaking really bad.”

According to Gusse, when she had been out birdwatching, something had caught her attention.

“I went out to feed my birds and I seen that white car sitting in the parking lot of the church right here,” Gusse said. “And I thought well…and it’s running, and I couldn’t see anybody in it.”

To Gusse, this was strange; so when the Amber Alert went off, she put the dots together, noticing the description of the vehicle.

A funeral home director selling body parts in Montrose, Colorado was convicted and sentenced last week, along with her mother who helped.

Conviction for a Funeral Home Director Selling Body Parts

In 2020, 46-year-old Megan Hess of Montrose, Colorado, and her mother, 69-year-old Shirley Koch were arrested, convicted, and charged for illegally transporting hazardous materials and mail fraud, according to ABC News.

However, that isn’t the worst of it. It was found the funeral home director selling body parts without the families’ consent. The mother-daughter duo was reportedly working together to cut up the bodies that were supposed to be cremated, selling them, and sending them to research facilities to make some extra cash.

“Without knowledge or consent, the women disrespected the wishes of the grieving victims and degraded the bodies of their family members to sell them for profit,” Leonard Carollo, FBI Denver Acting Special Agent in Charge said of the funeral home director selling body parts. “These two criminals continued in their atrocities for years, showing no remorse or contrition even after they were exposed. Nothing can guarantee solace for the victims or repair the damage done, but perhaps this sentence can mark the end of a horrible chapter in their lives.”

Check out this YouTube popular video discussing the news story:

According to the grand jury indictment, this happened for eight years, from 2010 to 2018. The funeral home director selling body parts charged $1,000 to families who wanted their deceased family members’ bodies cremated, and instead of cremation, the two women cut up the bodies and illegally sold them to research.

While the use of deceased body parts for research is not uncommon, it is often focused on skin samples or tumors and the families are involved in the decision. This was not the case with this mother and daughter in Montrose, Colorado.

“These two women preyed on vulnerable victims who turned to them in a time of grief and sadness,” said Carollo. “But instead of offering guidance, these greedy women betrayed the trust of hundreds of victims and mutilated their loved ones.”

On January 4, 2023 in Grand Junction, Colorado, a conviction and sentencing was given to the funeral home director selling body parts. Investigators found that not only were they illegally selling body parts, but they certified to buyers that the body parts were free of disease, when in reality Hess sent parts infected with diseases such as HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C.