Song Of Songs 3

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The Bridal Procession (3:6–11)

6–11 In this section, the poet describes a wedding procession; the speaker is probably a friend who is witnessing the arrival of the bride in Solomon’s carriage10 (verse 7). King Solomon is here to meet her; he is wearing the crown, the wedding wreath, which his mother has placed on his head (verse 11). The daughters of Zion (people of Jetrusalem) are invited to gaze upon their king.

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