The Wedding Quotes

“You'd be surprised how fast things happen when the right man comes along.”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“Long-distance relationships are another way of avoiding intimacy.”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“And the worst thing she had heard were the words he hadn't said, the fact that he hadn't loved her.”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“For the moment, my life is a little schizophrenic.”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“But even she had figured out that there was no point giving up a great job and following him to the ends of the earth, when he simply refused to make any promises about, or even discuss, the future.”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“She looked long and lean and beautiful, and she was totally unaware of her looks as she called him. She had lived in a world of extraordinary-looking people for so long, and hers was a life of the mind rather than the beauty of face and body. She never thought about it, which somehow made her even more attractive.”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“Actually, being married to me probably would be something of a joke . . . but yeah, I mean it. What do you think?”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“He sounded chilly. “I’m sure she is.” Allegra was trying to back off, but she was annoyed that he had taken her father’s part, and was so willing to be compassionate toward him. “Except if you’re Jewish,” she added hastily, and Jeff suddenly backed away from her as though she were radioactive. “That’s a rotten thing to say about her. The poor woman is seventy-one years old, and she’s a product of another generation.” “The same generation that put the Jews in Auschwitz. I didn’t exactly feel like she was a warm and caring person while we were there. And what exactly would she have said if you hadn’t told her my ‘real’ name is Stanton, and not Steinberg? You know, that was a pretty shitty thing to do. Downright cowardly in fact.” She glared at him from across the room, and he was trembling with rage over the things she had said about his mother. “So is refusing to talk to your father. The poor guy has probably paid his dues for the last twenty years. He lost a son too, not just your mother. She’s had other kids, she has another life, another family, another husband. What has he got? According to you, he has absolutely nothing.” “Why are you so fucking sympathetic to him, for chrissake? Maybe all he deserves is nothing. Maybe it was his fault Paddy died. Maybe if”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“movie was going beautifully. Carmen was still shooting, and behaving herself, and her pregnancy had caused no problems, though Alan managed to show up every time they shot a love scene, and the director had called Allegra and was upset about it. But both movies were going well. And Allegra was helping Jeannie Morrison sell their house in Beverly Hills, and move to their ranch in Colorado. She wanted to get as far away as she could, and she wanted to complete the move before the kids started school in September. They still had bodyguards around the clock, but it appeared that the event that had shattered their lives had been the disturbed, passionate gesture”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“side of onion rings, which was all she wanted.”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“wanted to go with her twenty-year-old brother. “I’m a little old for that, you know. Alan’s fine about it though. He’ll make me laugh all night and say rude things about all the big stars, but they all know him and love him.” “I didn’t expect you to fill my shoes quite so handsomely,” he said, sounding both peeved and jealous, and she laughed. Maybe it was good for him. “I’d rather be with you than Alan any day,” she said honestly. “Just remember that,” he smiled. “That’s one hell of a compliment, Allie. I’ve never thought of myself in the same league with Alan Carr.” “Well, don’t let it”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“him.” She always told herself”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“doors. The bus started up, and the bridal”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“happened. And yet, why did she feel”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“father”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“machines”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding

“she’d gotten in the mail: the belief that she was”
― Danielle Steel, The Wedding