These 36 Star Wars Quotes About Love Will Make You Feel All The Feels

In Return of the Jedi, it's pretty clear that Han Solo is hot for Leia. After a star fight, he tries to assure Leia that Luke wasn't hurt, knowing she cared for him. Proof of his love for her, when she admits she loves Luke, he tells her he'll back off. It's not until she tells him Luke is her twin brother and kisses him that he relaxes.

In Solo: A Star Wars Story, Val tells it exactly like it is when she says, “Everybody needs somebody,” and jokingly calls out Tobias while telling stories around the campfire. The crack about a “broken-down old crook” could technically apply to a variety of Star Wars characters, but is also a sort of metaphor to describe the imperfections of all people and highlight how that doesn’t mean they aren’t deserving of love.

As far as last words go, a declaration of unyielding love is high up on the list of choices when you’re facing near-certain death. In Attack of the Clones, Padme believes she may not get another chance to tell Anakin how she feels before they’re brought into an execution arena, so she offers him this heartfelt statement.

One of the things that makes the expression of love such a powerful thing is that feeling that it conquers all loneliness. That same feeling of togetherness is definitely reflected in this exchange between Kylo Ren and Rey as they both realize just how connected their stories are.

In Revenge of the Sith, Padme seeks the comfort of Anakin’s embrace as the world around them dissolves into war. What more could a woman want than to be held by her husband in the midst of a crisis? I have a feeling that Padme’s love language is physical touch.

Oh, General Leia. You got me right in the feels. Leia and Solo's expressions of love have never been like everyone else's, and that's the beauty of their interactions. They're so pure, they feel real. Watching this scene is excruciating. Carrie Fisher was a national treasure.

When Anakin was but a mere Padawan in Attack of The Clones, he was going though it with Queen Amidala. He was falling in love with her, she with him, but Jedis aren't supposed to form attachments. Alas, destiny has other ideas, it does.

This juicy quote is from Attack of the Clones. When a queen falls in love with a Padawan she met as a child and is rumored to go bad soon, that love will be a hair confusing to her. However, it's no less real for its strangeness.

In this scene in Revenge of the Sith, Padme is nearing the end of her pregnancy, and Anakin is staring at her like she hung the moon — big belly and all. When he tells her, "you're beautiful," she reacts like all of us. "Yeah, sure buddy. You haven't seen the hemorrhoids." And he says all the right things. But this is before he completely turns to the dark side, leaves her alone to birth Luke and Leia, and then gets gravely injured, turning fully into Vader.

You know, before that.

This is when the love of power overwhelms the love of family for Anakin in The Revenge of the Sith. He goes bad, real bad, and Padme can't handle it.

Obi Wan's epic battle with Anakin. This is when it hits the fan with one of the saddest scenes in the whole series. Here's Anakin, melting in the lava, and Obi Wan realizes that all those prophecies were right, and he couldn't save him. He'd turned dark even after being shown all the light Obi Wan and Padme had to offer.

If your love is about to be frozen in carbonite, it's as good a time as any to tell him you love him. 7/10, his response could've been better.

The relationship between Anakin and Obi-Wan is heartbreaking on so, so many levels. There is so much love there, if only Anakin would let himself really feel it.

This quote is about the simplicity of love and how it can change even the darkest of souls. Here, in Return of the Jedi, Vader is dying, once and for all, and Luke's belief in him, his love for his father, brings him back from the dark side just before he takes his last breath.

OK, so when Rey utters this in the last of the series, she’s talking to The Force and all the Jedi ghosts, but it’s still incredibly loving. Even if she wasn’t looking for anything romantic, the fact that she found her space — her people and her place — is full of love.

I love how much Han Solo tries to convince Princess Leia that they love each other, despite her pride. And I basically want to say this every time my husband gets a little grumpy.

When Princess Leia — technically General Organa now — and Han Solo see each other for the last time, it’s full of emotion. They are both aware of how far Ben has gone to the Dark Side, and both are desperate to get him back. “Home” is full of so much meaning for Leia and Han, and it’s incredibly loving.

I mean, really, if Star Wars isn’t about love, then what else is it about? This line sums it all up beautifully.

When Poe and Finn realize what Rey is doing with Luke’s old X-Wing, it’s clear what they have to do — and it’s clear that they’re going to do it together. That togetherness is the love of friendship personified.

I might start saying this instead of “have a good day” when my loved ones go to work or school. It just feels incredibly protective and loving, and truly, that’s what Star Wars is all about.

Was this just another one of Lando’s smooth-talking moments in The Empire Strikes Back? It could be argued that it was, but it’s a fact that Princess Leia is really as radiant as it gets. Either way, the quote’s words make it a lovely sentiment.

In The Force Awakens, the moment when Han and Chewie walk back onto the long-lost Millenium Falcon for the first time is filled with the gracious, welcoming love of home. This scene is like the phrase “home is where the heart is,” but in movie form.

This is such a sweet quote about the power of Luke and Leia’s twin bond, as well as what The Force really does for those who are connected together.

I will argue, again, that Han Solo’s love for the Millennium Falcon is one of the strongest connections in the franchise. When Lando took the helm, he knew how much the ship meant to Han and took time to reassure him of that. Their bromance is just the best.

True, this Star Wars quote is talking about The Force, like what Jedis use to protect the galaxy, but the words themselves really ring true when you think about the force of love. Feel it, you must.

Sometimes love is big and scary and causes enormous rifts in an entire galaxy, but you know, still magical.

This quote is part of a longer speech Anakin makes to Padme, talking about how tortured he is to be near her, but to not be with her, and how he’s going to have to give up everything to love her.

Of course, Luke does say “no” to Han when he’s talking about getting together with Princess Leia, but soulmates always find a way.

Han Solo and Princess Leia always represent true love, but there’s something especially endearing about Leia being the one to save him from Jabba the Hutt.

Is there any love more pure than when Han and Leia are making digs at each other?

The Force knows all, and watching it connect Kylo-Ren and Rey in the latest Star Wars episodes feels like an intense act of love.

Oh, cue the waterworks. Din Djarin has been protecting The Child (aka Grogu, aka Baby Yoda) through the galaxy and when it’s time to fight back for him against Moff Gideon, it’s pretty emotional.

Oh that brother/sister love is so deep and so sweet. Again, this is a nod to both a twin bond and the power of The Force, but it’s a really sweet Star Wars quote about love.

It’s such a short statement of love, but when Han starts to walk away from her and then apologizes and comes back, it’s all she has to say for them to fully make up. Bliss.

OK, so maybe this quote is because the Ewoks think C-3PO is some kind of diety, but it’s a sweet nod to all of the friendships and groups formed in the franchise.

Oh is there any better bestie pairing than C-3PO and R2D2? R2 is literally always trying to save the idea, even if he gets hurt in the process, and C-3PO always seems to acknowledge that.