'Honey, you look the same as you did when I married you fifteen years ago.'
'I should. I'm wearing the same dress.'
For years, I used to be my own worst critic, and then I got married.
Friend: 'When are you thinking of getting married?'
Single girl: 'All the time.'
He married her for her looks, but not the ones he's been getting lately.
He's been happily married for nine years, and nine out of twelve isn't a bad average.
His favorite trick is running his wedding movies backward so he can watch himself walk out of church a free man.
In his marriage, he only gets to open his mouth when he yawns.
Love may be blind, but marriage is a real eye-opener.
Mary: 'Would you marry a man who was your inferior?'
Margaret: 'If I marry at all, he will be.'
My wife and I were married in a public toilet. It was a marriage of convenience.
Their marriage is a 50-50 deal. Half the time, she's right, and half the time, he's wrong.
Two husbands were earnestly discussing marriage. 'You know, I never knew the meaning of happiness until I got married,' observed one.
'Yes,' replied the second man sadly, 'and by then it was too late.'