Family Quote by Maureen O'Hara

“To marry is to narrow one's possibilities horribly.”

— Jude Morgan

“Katie shook her head in dismay. “I thought being poor was the worst thing that could happen to a girl.” “No, Katie,” the countess…

— Jina Bacarr

“Why would he bother? He has no more wish to wed than I.” “How do you know?” Anthony asked. “Did you ask him?” Her…

— Karen Hawkins

“I never would have conceived that he would finally succumb to marriage. How did you ever convince him?” “I must actually credit Lady Russell.…

— Victoria Vane

“I am marrying the finest man I have ever known.” “It will cost you dear,” he warns. “It would be worse to lose him.”

— Philippa Gregory

“Marriage needed the absurdity of values.”

— Manu Joseph

“Marriage came with storms and rocks.  He’d watched his parents long enough to know that.  Sometimes the outside world threw problems at you—and sometimes…

— Debora Geary

When any two young people take it into their heads to marry, they are pretty sure by perseverance to carry their point, be they…

— Jane Austen

It is difficult for me to understand the tragic accounts of troubled marriages that come to me.

— Gordon B. Hinckley

I'm so fortunate to be marrying the man of my dreams. I knew that I was completely in love with him and he's the…

— Lydia Hearst

“You think he is marrying her for money?' 'Yes, I do. Don't you think so?' 'I should say quite certainly,' said Miss Marple. 'Like…

— Agatha Christie

Marrying Cal, the scion of a family whose wealth dated to the Industrial Revolution and had multiplied through every turn of the American economy…

— Amy Waldman