Forget Me Not Quotes

“You may think everything ends one day, but you haven’t had ‘everything’ with me.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“Flowers are definitely better than people. Because you can find a person's ratio of light, water, and attention, and it still won't be enough. For flowers, it's enough.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“It’s…It was never about extinction. The tattoos…” He blows out his air. “They’re ones that I—that I can’t have. Ones that can’t be used in arrangements, can’t be kept in the shop.” He looks up to me. “Ones that are likely to disappear before I can love them.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“Flowers are better than people.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“You may think everything ends one day, but you haven't had 'everything' with me.
- Elliot Bloom”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“She pulls out her calendar. “Where’s the wedding?” “The Four Seasons.” “The hotel? Or Total Landscaping?”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“Donuts are my love language.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“In mythology, Amaryllis fell in love with a—with a man who loved flowers…”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“I don’t give a fuck who it is. I want you to look debauched when I’m debauching you.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“Flowers are better than people.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“I like to gather up Lady Cat-ryn in my arms on Elliot’s grumpy days and drop her from a height over my head onto his stomach.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“A wedding is not a marriage. Marriages will never be perfect. They’re always a work in progress. But weddings? Weddings are just a moment in time, striving to be perfect.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“No one should have to wait for happiness a second longer than they have to.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“You may think everything ends one day but you haven't had 'everything' with me.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“Mar, put Ama on the phone.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“My mom has been married sixteen times.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“She pulls out her calendar. “Where’s the wedding?” “The Four Seasons.” “The hotel? Or Total Landscaping?” I snort. “Don’t pretend I didn’t double-check ten times.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“I almost say I love you. But I don’t know that she wants me to. I think we could be together for forty years with twenty kids, and she still wouldn’t want to hear it. So I hold her until her breathing evens out, and whisper it soundlessly, like a prayer.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“You’re already breaking all the rules with us anyway. I mean, you’re making a reception hall from scratch. Let’s be messy together.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“I don’t know what feels worse. The idea that he moved on, or the hope that he hadn’t.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

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― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“Because you can find a person’s ratio of light, water, and attention, and it still won’t be enough. For flowers, it’s enough.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“I love getting to know people and finding out what makes them happy. But blurring the lines always gets me into trouble. Always.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“Rule #1—No live animals. They eat rings, bite flower girls, and poo everywhere. Rule #2—DIY doesn’t mean the wedding party will Do It Themselves. It means the couple went on Pinterest and now it’s the wedding planner’s problem. Rule #3—A nightclub DJ and a wedding DJ are not interchangeable. Rule #4—Don’t ever find yourself alone with a groomsman. And finally, Rule #5—Always talk them out of the gazebo. Always.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“I have five rules for planning a successful wedding.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“My foot throbs in gratitude.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“So that’s how I’ll shuffle off this mortal coil.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“She snorts a laugh, and I almost say it. I almost say I love you. But I don’t know that she wants me to. I think we could be together for forty years with twenty kids, and she still wouldn’t want to hear it. So I hold her until her breathing evens out, and whisper it soundlessly, like a prayer.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“They better be getting married in that tub.”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not

“Cellist at ceremony—Xander Thorne—friend of Hazel”
― Julie Soto, Forget Me Not