Song of Solomon 8:5 shows the beloved coming up from the wilderness, mirroring the wedding procession scene in chapter 3.

In Song of Solomon 4:9, the lover's passionate address to his bride continues the wedding imagery from 3:11.

Song 1:5 also addresses the 'daughters of Jerusalem', linking the love story's different moments through the same audience.

Song 2:7 charges the same 'daughters of Jerusalem', connecting the call to behold the king with the warning not to stir up love.

Isaiah 62:5 compares God's joy over his people to a bridegroom rejoicing — directly echoing the gladness of Solomon's wedding day.

In Zephaniah 3:17, God rejoices over His people with singing — a close parallel to the bridegroom's day of gladness.

In John 3:29, John the Baptist rejoices as the friend of the bridegroom — a direct echo of the bridegroom's joy on his wedding day.

In Revelation 19:7, the marriage of the Lamb fulfills the typology of Solomon's wedding — the ultimate bridegroom and his bride.

Esther 2:18 describes a royal wedding feast — a similar celebration with gladness, paralleling Solomon's wedding day.

Jeremiah 2:2 recalls Israel's love as a bride in the wilderness — using the same 'espousals' imagery as Solomon's wedding day.

In Hosea 2:19, God's betrothal to Israel mirrors the wedding joy here — both celebrate a covenant marriage.