Crown Sayings: Wise Words and Quotes About Kings and Queens
Every crown carries its own burdens.
In the game of thrones, either you win or you die.
Heavy lies the head that wears the crown.
A crown doesn’t make one a king.
Even a good king needs a crown to be recognized.
A crown is merely a hat that lets the rain in.
Beware of the thorns that come with the crown.
A crown won’t keep your head warm in the winter.
A jewel in the crown is not worth a soul.
The real crown is unseen and lies in the heart of the beholder.
The weight of the crown cannot be borne by everyone.
Crowns aren’t made of rhinestones. They are made of discipline, determination, courage, and hard work.
Crowns and empires don’t define kings, their actions do.
A crown doesn’t validate a king, but a king can validate a crown.
The fragility of a crown is not the metal that it is made of but the head that wears it.
Being a queen isn’t all about wearing a crown. It’s about embodying its power and embracing its responsibility.
The crown on your head can?t weigh more than the dreams in your heart.
To wear a crown is to bear a heavy burden. To bear a heavy burden is to be a king.
A king?s true crown is his love for his people.
The worth of a king’s crown is measured by the love of his people, not by its weight in gold.
A crown doesn’t make a queen, it’s her heart that does.
Wear your crown with pride, it’s the highest honour.
Even a good crown doesn’t guarantee a wise king.
Wherever the crown lies, therein lies the power.
The weight of the crown does not rest on the head but on the heart.
Don’t let your crown tilt, keep your head high!
The crown is not just a symbol, it?s an embodiment of grace, power and poise.
A crown of jewels is not quite as beautiful as the crown of love.
Every girl is a princess, but not everyone can become a queen. The crown isn’t given, it’s earned.
The crown is steeped in blood before it rests on the monarch’s head.
Crown or no crown, every head has its own hustle.
There is no crown without its thorns.
A crown on the head cannot hide turmoil in the heart.
In every woman’s heart, there is a throne. The crown is there for the one who earns her respect.
The crown is more than just gold; it’s the epitome of responsibility.
The heaviest thing a king carries is not the crown, but the trust of his people.
A crown’s worth is not in the gold it holds, but in the values it represents.
Let your actions shine brighter than the jewels in your crown.
The true crown of a queen is not her tiara, but her character.
From the rust of the crown, you can gauge the time of peace.
Every man’s crown is in his heart.
A crown doesn’t define a king, his actions do.
She wears strength and darkness equally well, the girl has always been half goddess, half hell, and the crown suits her head.
Heavy lies the head that wears the crown.
Never tip your crown for anyone unworthy of your throne.
A crown, if it hurts us, is not worth wearing.
She who wears the crown must bear its weight.
The real crown is the one you can’t see.
True queens fix each other’s crowns.
The crown won’t make you look powerful, your behavior does.
Crown or no crown, the heart of a king beats within you.
Heavy is the head that wears the crown, but heavier is the heart without one.
A crown does not make you a queen, your character does.
Your bravery is your crown and your honesty is your throne.
Some hats can only be worn if you’re willing to be jaunty, to set them at an angle and to walk beneath them with a spring in your stride as if you’re only a step away from dancing, they demand a lot of you.
Crowns are not made of rhinestones. They are made of discipline, determination, and a hard-to-find alloy called courage.
Happiness is the crown of the soul, surpassing all the treasure of material possessions.
A true queen doesn’t need a crown. Her aura is enough.
The weight of the crown does not rest on the head but on the soul.
Via the crown or the gutter, the path to heaven lies through hell.