Marriage Quote by Sloane Kennedy

“Tate’s papers were all over the bed and floor. “Leave them,” I said when he started to reach for them. “We’ll get them later.…

— Sloane Kennedy

“By the time the minister announced us as wed, I was already pulling Tate into my arms and sealing my mouth over his. I…

— Sloane Kennedy

“She could hear the voices and laughter coming from the yard, and she thought, really, this was the best part of any wedding, not…

— Elin Hilderbrand

“Tate shook his head and looked at me. “I don’t want to wait even a minute longer than I have to to marry you,”…

— Sloane Kennedy

“Tate looked relaxed and beautiful, and suddenly the words settled, domestic, and committed no longer sent warning bells off in Logan’s head. No, suddenly…

— Ella Frank

“Now it was just a matter of where and when he would ask Tate Morrison to marry him.”

— Ella Frank

“Oh, Cole,” she said, “the jewelry box is lovely—” “It’s not for jewelry.” She gazed up at him, surprised by his somber tone. “Then…

— Victoria Lynne

“For someone dead set on remainin’ a bachelor, you sure do know a lot about this kinda stuff.” I laugh, pushing through the renewed…

— Harper Sloan

“We lost our wedding venue and I’m having trouble finding a new one. Tate and I are thinking of postponing-” “Have it at our…

— Sloane Kennedy

“Reader, I married him. A quiet wedding we had: he and I, the parson and clerk, were alone present.”

— Charlotte Brontë

“Tate and I had lucked out when we’d discovered that the house across the street from Matty’s new best friend’s house was up for…

— Sloane Kennedy

“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