Marriage quotes
1204 marriage quotes, film quotes, movie lines, taglines- From the movie: Beetlejuice
“- Preacher: Do you take this woman to be your wedded wife?
- Betelgeuse: Oh geez, I don't know. I mean, it's kind of a big decision isn't it? I mean, I always said if I ever did it, I was gonna do it once and that was it.” - From the movie: Away From Her
- Grant Anderson: She hadn't planned it necessarily. We were in Tobermory, waiting for the ferry to Manitoulin, and it was miserable and rainy, and she was in a good mood. And, she didn't want any part of my sour mood.
- Kristy: What'd she do, what'd she say?
- Grant Anderson: Well, she said: "Do you think it'd be fun... Do you think it'd be fun... (continue)(continue reading) - From the movie: Porky's
“- Billy: She's married to some big black stud and he's gonna cut your pecker off.
- Tommy: Yeah, I hear he's packing tweezers.” - From the movie: Dazed and Confused
“Behind every good man there is a woman, and that woman was Martha Washington, man, and everyday George came home, she had a big fat bowl waiting for him, man, when he came in the door, man, she was a hip, hip, hip lady, man.”
- From the movie: After the Sunset
“- Max Burdett: The first diamond I've ever bought. I love you, Lola Cirillo. Marry me.
- Lola Cirillo: On one condition.
- Max Burdett: Anything.
- Lola Cirillo: I want the receipt.” - From the movie: Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey
- From the movie: Oscar
“- Father Clemente: Congratulations on your daughter marrying Bruce Underwood.
- Sofia Provolone: I'm afraid there's been a change, Father. She's now marrying a nice Italian boy. Anthony Rossano.
- Father Clemente: It's all for the better. Nothing like a big Italian wedding!” - From the movie: Quiz Show
“I love my wife, but it's like living with a plague of locusts.”
- From the movie: Mr. & Mrs. Smith
- From the movie: Just Married
“- Kyle: Rich daddy equals expectations. Expectations are like a fungal rot on a marriage.
- Tom: Our marriage is not going to have a 'fungal rot'.
- Kyle: Unless she finds out you slaughtered her dog!
[laughs, then stops, seeing Tom's expression]
- Kyle: Oh, don't worry, I'll take that to my grave.” - From the movie: The Wisdom of Crocodiles
“- Steven Grlscz: Last time I saw her we had an arguement.
- Sergeant Roche: That must have been quite a row since you didn't make an attempt to see her since then. What was it about?
- Steven Grlscz: She wanted to get married.
- Sergeant Roche: To someone else?
- Steven Grlscz: To me.” - From the movie: Barcelona
“- Marta: I think there is something fascist about a boy who immediately talks of marrying a woman he likes.
- Fred: I don't think Ted is a fascist of the marrying kind.” - From the movie: American Beauty
- From the movie: Saw III
- From the movie: Jeff Dunham: Spark of Insanity
- From the movie: Winter Kills
“- Nick Kegan: Why won't you marry me?
- Yvette Malone: You hardly know me.
- Nick Kegan: We see each other, I talk to you all the time.” - From the movie: Say It Isn't So
“Me and my wife had a great sex life, we use to have sex once a week. but then she died... then it was 3 or 4 times a week.”
- From the movie: Passion Fish
“Did you ever fall in love with a married man?”
- From the movie: Four Feathers
“- Harry Feversham: I've left the army. There was talk they might send us abroad. For a year or two. I didn't want to wait that long to get married.
- Ethne Eustace: I would have waited. Or come with you. My mother did the same for my father.
- Harry Feversham: Yes, I know, but it tisn't what I wanted for us. You're all that matters to me now.” - From the movie: Green Card
“We don't have to like each other. We just have to get married.”
- From the movie: The Mirror Has Two Faces
- From the movie: My Brilliant Career
“- Grandma Bossier: I shall make quite sure my granddaughter will never marry a man unworthy of her. Don't worry.
- Sybylla Melvyn: I don't. I'm not marrying anyone. I'm going to have a career!
- Grandma Bossier: A career? What in?
- Sybylla Melvyn: Oh, literature, music, art. Maybe, the opera. I've not made up my mind yet.” - From the movie: Big Fish
“- Ed Bloom - Young: Your last name is different. You married.
- Jenny - Young: I was 18, he was 28. Turns out it was a big difference.” - From the movie: Waking Up in Reno
“Relationships can be a lot like a loaf of bread. At the beginning they're hot and fresh and you can always get a rise. But with time, if you don't knead them carefully, they grow old and stale. Now I know that life ain't no Easy Bake Oven. With the kids and my husband's job, it's almost as if we've forgotten to add the yeast.”
- From the movie: Fear
“Seriously, why do people bother getting married, if they're just gonna divorce?”
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