The best famous phrases for Weddings and Boyfriends

Today we have a selection of famous phrases for weddings, poems for weddings and civil celebrations.

If you have friends who are getting married or it is you yourself who is going to go through the altar, this is your opportunity to write down a few dedications about love and courtship. You have to start married life on the right foot!

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Famous phrases for weddings and poems for civil celebrations

Without further ado, Let's find out what these famous quotes about love are how well they can fit into a ceremony such as a wedding.

1. Love opens the parenthesis, marriage closes it. –Victor Hugo

2. When two people are under the influence of the most violent, the most insane, the most illusory and the most fleeting of passions, they are asked to swear that they will continue continually in that excited, abnormal, and exhausting condition until death separate them. –George Bernard Shaw

3. You ask me whether or not you should get married; Well, whatever you do, you will regret it. – Sophocles

4. The age of marriage comes long before that of loving each other. –Friedrich Nietzsche

Phrases and dedications of love and about marriage

5. In marriage it is necessary to have qualities that resist, that last, and great passions pass quickly; while a mild condition at all times is good. – Mariano Jose de Larra

6. There are husbands so unjust that they demand fidelity from their wives that they themselves violate, they resemble the generals cowardly fleeing from the enemy, who nevertheless want their soldiers to hold the post with value. – Plutarch

7. The only objection to scientific marriage that deserves definite attention is simply that such a thing could only be imposed on unimaginable slaves and cowards. I don't know if the scientific matchmakers are right or wrong when they say. - Anonymous

Beautiful dedications for weddings

8. I have known many happy marriages, but not a single compatible one. The whole aim of marriage is to fight during the moment in which the incompatibility becomes indisputable and to survive it. –Gilbert Keith Chesterton

9. Before marriage, love is considered theoretically; in marriage it happens in practice. Now, everyone knows that theories do not always agree with practice. –Henrik Ibsen

poems

My tactic is to look at you

learn how you are

love you as you are

my tactic is to talk to you

and listen to you

build an indestructible bridge with words

my tactic is to stay in your memory

I don't know how I don't know

on what pretext

but stay in you

my tactic is to be frank

and know that you are frank

and that we do not sell drills

so that between the two there is no curtain

nor abysses

my strategy is instead

deeper and simpler

My strategy is that any given day

I don't know how I don't know

on what pretext

you finally need me

– “Tactics and Strategy” by Mario Benedetti

Last night I had a dream.

I dreamed that I was walking on the beach

in your company

On the night screen

the days of my life were projected.

I looked back and saw footprints in the sand:

one print of mine and another of yours.

when my days are over

I stopped and looked back.

I saw that in some places there was only one footprint.

Those sites matched

with the days of greatest anguish, of greatest fear,

the most pain of my life.

So I asked you:

You said that you were going to be with me

every day of my life?

Because you left me alone,

right at the worst times?

You answered me:

The days that you have seen a single footprint on the sand,

it's been the days

in which I have carried you in my arms.

– Footprints, Anonymous

More phrases about courtship and life as a couple

10. The problem with marriage is that it ends every night after lovemaking, and it has to be rebuilt every morning before breakfast. - Gabriel Garcia Marquez

11. When a man marries a second time, it is because he adored his first wife. - Oscar Wilde

12. In any marriage that has lasted more than a week there are grounds for divorce. The key is to always find reasons for marriage. –Robert Anderson

13. When two people are under the influence of the most violent, the most insane, the most illusory and the most fleeting of passions, they are asked to swear that they will continue continually in that excited, abnormal, and exhausting condition until death separate them. –George Bernard Shaw

So far the famous phrases for weddings

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