Quote by Liz Smith

All weddings, except those with shotguns in evidence, are wonderful.

All weddings, except those with shotguns in evidence, are wo

Summary

This quote is a humorous take on weddings. It implies that weddings are generally enjoyable occasions, except for those circumstances where a shotgun is present. The use of the phrase "shotguns in evidence" suggests that a rushed or forced marriage, often due to an unwanted pregnancy, may not be as joyful or celebrated as a typical wedding. Overall, the quote reminds us of the positive and joyful nature of weddings, with a touch of humor and social commentary about the significance of choice and love in such celebrations.

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By Liz Smith

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