A Cross-Country Wedding Quotes

“I nod. "Yeah, I'm on the step where I tell her exactly how I feel and she kisses me behind the fudge shop." I deadpan.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“She’s the walking embodiment of stopping to smell roses, and I’ve been the definition of letting it all fly by me, barely looking up to notice.
Not anymore.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“Nothing else matters. No other opinion matters. It’s yours. Win or lose.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“One new client isn’t something to celebrate.” He sets the phone back down on the table.
When he looks up, I make sure he finds me frowning. “Yes, it is, Simon. You have to celebrate every victory, no matter how small it seems. You landed a client. You did that! That’s a great reason to order a round of milkshakes if I ever heard one.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“What if I fail?
That thought pops in my mind, followed by a rush of positivity.
Yeah, but what if I succeed?”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“Some opportunities only come along once—make the most of it.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“And all I can think is I could love her like that. If only she would let me.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“I think being an adult is bad for your health.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“Maddie settles me. She always has.
And that’s hard to do.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“I’m here, with the people I love most in the world, and in this moment, everything’s okay.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“Lauren smiles over at Will, and he grins back, and then, just as they have many times, they get lost in their own world for a few seconds.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“Simon grins down at me. "I'm going to spend the rest of my life love you, Madeline Rogers."
"And I'll happily return the favor.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding

“Somehow, in this moment, I know that even if Simon and I never become more than friends, he still might be the greatest love of my life.”
― Courtney Walsh, A Cross-Country Wedding