Marriage Quote by Dorothy Dunnett

“Gifts were dangerous things, she thought. Sometimes one succeeded only in taking far more than one gave.”

— Mary Balogh

“There was something about a wedding. No matter how much you put into it, you could always put in more. There was always someone…

— ann brashares

“She says a wedding is one of the most lamentable spectacles on earth.”

— Kate Chopin

“Weddings are great, but they mostly end up in marriages and that is the problem.”

— Radovan Kavický

“For me, I would rather have a small gift given with great love.”

— Joyce Vissell

“Brides never fare well in stories. Stories can sense happiness and snuff it out like a candle.”

— Carmen Maria Machado

“I give you the gift of love. You do not need to accept it. It does not diminish the gift. Not accepting it only…

— Jeffrey Fry

“the only things he had ever given her that she hadn’t discarded in their divorce, both retained in the name of sentimentality.”

— David Mack

“It was a very proper wedding. The bride was elegantly dressed---the two bridemaids were duly inferior---her father gave her away---her mother stood with salts…

— Jane Austen

“The wedding isn’t what makes a marriage.” She told them. “Love is what makes a marriage. The wedding is just an expensive party.”

— Darrell Maloney

“It was funny, she was thinking, how something that had seemed sentimental and important, and even more - almost sacred - could turn into…

— Rona Jaffe

“The ballroom was empty of people but filled with round tables and chairs. It was set for a wedding party. White tablecloths with huge…

— Janet Evanovich