Wedding Quotes - Wedding is the
beautiful ceremony before your marriage fails
“Some people are addicted to
wedding cakes and divorces.”
― Steven Magee
“I don’t know how many more times
I have to say the word 'ethereal' to make people understand what the vibe of
this wedding is.”
― Jenny Han, Always and Forever,
Lara Jean
“Incompatibility is a misnomer in divorce. No
human replicates another. They were compatible all the way from dating to
wedding only to become incompatibility in wedlock? Weird! This is the case of
two adult bodies clinging to the emotions and reasonings of babes. Ironically,
that's what they call each other - babe.”
― Vincent Okay Nwachukwu
“I don't trust men. Give them a
finger, they will put a wedding ring on it.”
― Ljupka Cvetanova, Yet Another
New Land
“In a few hours, I'd be married.
I'd have my happy ending, whether I deserved it or not. But this land, these
people- they would have their happy ending, too. The first few steps toward
healing. Toward peace. And then things would be fine.
Then I'd be fine.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Mist
and Fury
“What a pretty little wedding,'
Rhysand said, stuffing his hands into his pockets as those many swords remained
in their sheaths. The remaining crowd was pressing back, some climbing over
seats to get away.
Rhys looked me over slowly, and
clicked his tongue at my silk gloves. Whatever had been building beneath my
skin went still and cold.
'Get the hell out,' growled
Tamlin, stalking toward us. Claws ripped from his knuckles.
Rhys clicked his tongue again.
'Oh, I don't think so. Not when I need to call in my bargain with Feyre
darling.'
My stomach hollowed out. No- no,
not now.
'You try to break the bargain,
and you know what will happen,' Rhys went on, chuckling a bit at the crowd
still falling over themselves to get away from him. He jerked his chin toward
me. 'I gave you three months of freedom. You could at least look happy to see
me.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Mist
and Fury
“Rhys was the least of my
concerns. Tamlin had seen the hesitation, but had he understood that I was
about to say no? Had Ianthe? I had to tell him. Had to explain that there
couldn't be a wedding, not for a while yet. Maybe I'd wait until the mating
bond snapped into place, until I knew for sure it couldn't be some mistake,
that... that I was worthy of him.
Maybe wait until he, too, had
faced the nightmares stalking him. Relaxed his grip on things a bit. On me.
Even if I understood his need to protect, that fear of losing me... Perhaps I
should explain everything when I returned.
But- so many people had seen it,
seen me hesitate-”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Mist
and Fury
“Is the wedding on hold, then?'
I paused earing barely long
enough to mumble, 'Yes.'
'I expected an answer more along
the lines of, "Don't ask stupid questions you already know the answer
to," or my timeless favourite, "Go to hell.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Mist
and Fury
“Suddenly the inn door opened,
and the sun came out, in the person of James. If I was a radiant bride, the
groom was positively resplendent. My mouth fell open and stayed that way.”
― Diana Gabaldon, Outlander
“Being platonically dumped
wouldn’t be so bad if people would acknowledge that you have the right to be
platonically heartbroken. But it’s just not part of our vocabulary. However
much our society might pay lip service to friendship, the fact remains that the
only love it considers important, important enough to make a huge public
celebration, is romantic love.”
― Sam Allberry, 7 Myths about
Singleness
“Wedding is the beautiful
ceremony before your marriage fails.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov
“Did you hear that, Daddy? Ms.
Rothschild wants to go to city hall. Please disabuse her of this notion.”
― Jenny Han, Always and Forever,
Lara Jean
“Now all things that were
ordained for the festival were turned from their properties to do the office of
a black funeral. The wedding cheer served for a sad burial feast, the bridal
hymns were changed for sullen dirges, the sprightly instruments to
melancholy.bells, and the flowers that should have been strewed in the bride’s
path now served but to strew her corse. Now, instead of a priest to marry her,
a priest was needed to bury her, and she was borne to church indeed, not to
augment the cheerful hopes of the living, but to swell the dreary numbers of
the dead.”
― Charles Lamb, Lamb's Tales From
Shakspeare...
“Fall in love as many times as
you want, as young as you want, but never marry young, only to take the easy
way out.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Insan
Himalayanoğlu: It's Time to Defect
“The wedding is similar to
driving a tandem bike (synchronized double pedal bike). Spouses, as 'tandems',
need to have solid mutual trust and fluid communication to pedal in harmony.
However, the road to marriage sometimes involves obstacles, such as difficult
climbs of life and tight turns of disagreements.
These challenging moments test
their trust and communication. Nevertheless, it is by overcoming these
difficulties together that their bond deepens, leading them to a stronger
complicity on the path of life.”
― Mady CAMARA
“He in turn has clasped his arms
tightly around her, as if he would carry her away; and so she dances, and will
dance the entire evening, and would dance forever, in ecstasy of bliss.”
― Upton Sinclair, The Jungle / by
Upton Sinclair. (1920) [Leather Bound]
