"I dunno what you mean to me... but I wanna turn you on, turn you up, figure you out; I wanna take you on"

My love,

I give this to you, on our wedding day. I won't be reading this aloud. I won't be in a crowded room surrounded by people when you read this.
In a few hours, we will be husband and wife, and the life we both dreamed of will finally become a reality.
But until then, I wanted to leave you with a little something to think about.

I love you. I've loved you since we first met, way back when. We were kids, but how could either of us foretell the future?
Kurt had Courtney, Johnny had June, John had Yoko, and I've got you. You have been my one constant light, and I want to hold you so tight that you'll never extinguish. I hold a special place in my heart for you, and in that little room you will always be safe.

This may sound cliché, but when I saw you again for the first time, so many many years after we first met, I knew that this day would come. I knew that I would be standing across from you, and I knew that I would hear those words that I have longed to hear since we crossed paths so suddenly and unexpectedly; "You may now kiss the bride".

We've kissed many times, and from the first time our lips touched, I knew it... I felt it... I tasted it... that you'd be my wife. When you lay your hand on my face, electricity flows through my skin. It crackles with anticipation. My heart... my soul... it lights up with a fire bright and powerful enough to keep us both warm on the coldest night.

Well, you've read enough, and I've written enough. I figure if I don't save something for the vows, then you won't have anything to look forward to. Well, besides our own private afterparty, when the reception is done and over with. ;)
I cannot wait to spend the rest of my life with you. See you at the altar.






**note: this is just a little something i came up with. i picture, in my mind, me leaving this to my wife-to-be on the nighstand for her to find when she wakes up on our wedding day. obviously, it's a little fictional, because i'm nowhere close to being married. but this is the kinda thing i'd do.