Marriage Quote by Ernest Hemingway

“Wedded she some years, and to a man Of fifty, and such husbands are in plenty; And yet, I think, instead of such a…

— Lord Byron

“Before I got married I had six theories about raising children; now, I have six children and no theories.”

— John Wilmot

“There were many things a man might think he should be told when a woman agreed to marry him. She had choose not to…

— Ruth Downie

“How Many Marriages Would Be Better If the Husband and the Wife Clearly Understood That They're On the Same Side?”

— Zig Ziglar

“There were seven men, but just one language. They also moved as one and ate one meal a day and slept in the same…

— Blake Butler

“Three for a wedding. Four for a birth.”

— Sarah MacLean

“My child? A man has no children, it is only woman who has children, and therefore the future is hers when we die childless.”

— August Strindberg

“If two is an institution and three is a person, what are four and five?”

— OyoKids Publications

“I just read that 5,113,275 people got married last year. Math was not exactly my favorite subject at school, but shouldn't that be an…

— Donald Shaw

“A child of five could understand this. Send someone to fetch a child of five.”

— Groucho Marx

“What is a woman? Her brothers' sister, her father's daughter, Her husband's wife, her children's mother”

— David Elliott

“I would be a thousand-thoughts woman. I would be a hundreds of books woman. I would be a million-word woman. And I would decide…

— Lynn Kilpatrick