My Grape Wedding Quotes

“nothing was rushed. That’s one of the things I love about Burgundy—there is time for everything.”
― Laura Bradbury, My Grape Wedding

“It was amazing how everything seemed more joyous when I let go of my expectations and all the things I thought I should be and the way things should unfold.”
― Laura Bradbury, My Grape Wedding

“We’re both imperfect, and the fact that we’ve just gotten married means not only do we accept that in each other but we also love that in each other.”
― Laura Bradbury, My Grape Wedding

“This anxiety thing, it’s not reasonable. It’s even a little bit crazy. I’m a little bit crazy. Do you realize what you’ve gotten yourself into?”
― Laura Bradbury, My Grape Wedding

“Mariage pluvieux, mariage heureux.” A rainy marriage is a happy marriage.”
― Laura Bradbury, My Grape Wedding

“Life is short. Pleasure isn’t sinful. On the contrary, it is one of the greatest gifts we humans could cultivate and savor.”
― Laura Bradbury, My Grape Wedding

“There is no rule that says you have to pay for happiness with misery, you know.”
― Laura Bradbury, My Grape Wedding

“All I know,” said Dr. Pradhan, his eyes taking on an otherworldly sheen in the dancing light of the flames, “is that life is joy, and life is tragedy, and life is mostly everything messy in between. We must celebrate the joy and accept the tragedy, and most of all do what we can to help during the messy, confusing parts.”
― Laura Bradbury, My Grape Wedding

“Cows and yaks are kings of the road in Kathmandu. Drivers would much rather cause a major traffic pile-up involving several human fatalities than harm a hair of a sacred bovine. These animals wander through the main streets with impunity, usually with their eyes traced in thick kohl and their necks adorned with necklaces”
― Laura Bradbury, My Grape Wedding