576 Quotes About Wedding

A backlit mist bathed the Cascade foothills in silver as Justin and I pledged our love before a justice of the peace. Standing in the same lush mountains where we’d first met, we exchanged rings, grinning on a stone stage in a fog-flowered forest clearing.

There’s nothing thrilling about a funeral. There’s nothing mournful about a wedding. Both events are as separate as GENTS’ and LADIES’ loos in public buildings. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

The origin or right meaning of the wedding night is that the couple comes to know the first time sex life after the wedding, but in Europe that, concept, value, or honour is dead. The wedding night before the wedding and later marriage if possible is the modern way of life

You’re looking down the front of my dress, aren’t you?” she murmured, setting down the frosting-coated knife.“Certainly not. I am helping you with the cake.”Amusement rose in her chest. “Liar.”She felt him smile against her hair. “If you are going to deprive me of a wedding night, you shouldn’t begrudge me a little peek at your br**sts. And if you didn’t want me to look at them, you shouldn’t have worn such a low-cut gown.

Rupert looked down at the little upturned face with its mass of freckles and marigold curls and a wave of tenderness for Muriel swept over him. She could so easily have wanted to choose someone of her own. “I think you’re going to be absolutely beautiful,” he said.

For attached to every wedding is that font of hope, that potential piece of manna, the best man.

If the medieval saints had gone to their deaths as to a wedding, the Earl of Westerholme, thought the kind and scholarly vicar, looked as if he was preparing to invert the trend.

Jeez! Why is my family manhandling me at this wedding?

Got 'em! Comfortable shoes! Oh my God. They're like pillows. I hate high heels.