So I'm trying to pick out readings that several relatives will be doing during the ceremony, and many of the ones I like have lines that are written in the first person. For example, "I love you," or "my" heart or "our" love. Is it strange to have the person doing the reading saying a poem from the first person, even though the lines are something the bride and groom would be intending to say to each other? Or should the reading be something that just talks about love as a third person, such as the standard Corinthians verse?
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