Quotation by

Margot Asquith

She tells enough white lies to ice a wedding cake.

Wedding

Understanding this quote AI Analysis

The phrase means she tells a lot of small, harmless lies, enough to cover something as large and elaborate as a wedding cake. It suggests that her dishonesty is frequent but not serious, more like decoration than deception.

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