A Lowcountry Wedding Quotes

“To describe Monroe’s books is like trying to describe the Lowcountry itself.”
― Mary Alice Monroe, A Lowcountry Wedding

“When would he learn humility?”
― Mary Alice Monroe, A Lowcountry Wedding

“Call me Mamaw. That’s what the girls call me.” He swallowed, touched by the offer, but shook his head. “I’m sorry. It’s a kind offer, but I’m not ready to go that far yet.”
― Mary Alice Monroe, A Lowcountry Wedding

“Treating others with kindness, consideration, and respect was timeless. All should be aware of how their actions affect others in their daily lives. Marriage”
― Mary Alice Monroe, A Lowcountry Wedding

“Rather, think of etiquette as a philosophy of living and enjoying life with grace, compassion, and respect for others.”
― Mary Alice Monroe, A Lowcountry Wedding

“And, too, there was that delightful freshness of mist and dewy grass that lingered like spirits at dawn. Marietta”
― Mary Alice Monroe, A Lowcountry Wedding

“Spring was in the air—ripe, verdant, full of promise. And with the spring came the rush and clamor of weddings. Marietta”
― Mary Alice Monroe, A Lowcountry Wedding