A Light Of Love Wedding Chapel Novels & Stories

Maren yelled, waving a stolen palm branch in the air. The stranger didn't stop me. He just laughed, his grip on my hand tight as he pulled me along the sidewalk. My heels were clicking against the concrete, the warm air wrapped around us like a blanket. I was completely out of my mind, but right then, it felt like the best movie ever made. We pushed open the doors of a tiny, flickering twenty-four-hour chapel. The neon sign outside was buzzing loudly, casting a harsh pink glow over the lobby. Behind the desk sat a listless, bored-looking officiant who didn't even look up from his phone when we walked in.

The laugh died quickly, but not before Ethan noticed. Interesting, his expression seemed to say. The venue was a restored cathedral-style hall on the edge of the city, converted into one of the most exclusive event spaces in the country. Sunlight poured through tall arched windows, falling across pale stone floors and rows of ghost chairs arranged for the mock ceremony layout. The aisle alone was wide enough to make any bride look like royalty. Or any merger look holy. Lena walked the family through the ceremony plan. Celeste wanted white orchids suspended from invisible wire. Lady Beatrice preferred restraint. Alexander cared only about sightlines, press angles, and timing.

However the girl obeyed into Skandar's instructions. Skandar and Charisa then came into ballroom, lots of white chairs neatly arranged around the table. The invited guests were already sitting there. Many waiters around the table to serve menus and dessert foods. The ballroom decoration at the wedding was dominated by white and ivory. Many white roses were found there.

"Sorry, enjoy it, Ellie. He did all this for you because he loves you so much." Suddenly Ellie smiled. She looked into the chapel full of candlelight, and it was just how she had described her perfect wedding venue to Jasper in Paris. The cream roses and violet alstroemeria tumbling in archways along the walls and the sides of the pews were just what she had imagined from being a child. The candles gave a golden glow to everything, and at the end of the aisle, there was Jasper, looking serious, waiting for her. As Ellie walked up the aisle, she glanced at the people standing watching her, Oh there was Aunt Erica, Greek cruise, huh? Just wait until she got hold of her mother.

A Little White Wedding Chapel, the same venue where Brittney Spears tied the knot so many years ago, was just as garish in person as Cadence imagined it would be when she’d seen it online. But standing in front of a justice of the peace, holding the hands of the most gorgeous man she’d ever laid eyes on, while Elvis sang, “Love Me Tender,” in the background, Cadence couldn’t think of a place she’d rather be.

Just like Rachel, Maya has always been partial to sunsets. She had carried that with her despite losing her memory. “Let’s go back?” She suggested. He nodded and after packing up, he opened the car door for her. “I’ll look for a perfect wedding coordinator,” she told him when he started to drive back down. She leaned back on the seat, browsing through her phone. “Which church do you prefer?” “The one near the office is perfect,” he answered as he signaled to the left when the car finally approached the traffic part of the road. “We can have the reception at The Spire Luxury at their inside garden function room.”

You could sit on your own and still enjoy the view because watching the lights both stagnant and moving and others dancing was spectacular. Stacy had hired a lighting technician who was to light the venue making lighting one of the single most important elements in the wedding, especially lighting the led bulbs which brought about the glowing purple theme of the wedding plus candles that were specially selected from over the top chandeliers which perfectly light the venue and kept the party lives especially the disco hall which was a special lounge made for the occasion to light up especially the live band which was praying love songs, country music, slow jams, rhythm and blues, and people d

Nearly half the budget had gone to securing a traveling barbeque truck to supplement the potluck meal style. People milled around the barn and the ceremony area. It was too bad this had turned into such a huge affair. It would have been nice for Scarlett to have the ceremony in her barn. Instead it would be out under the trees that crowned the hilltop. Bales of hay, mason jars with tiny lights in them, and plants with pale blue bows disguising the pots created an aisle up to where Scarlett and Cole would say their vows. Noemi had been impressed with the flower backdrop Scarlett had created from a mix of fresh, dried and paper flowers. Mixed in were fairy lights.

I put on a tight smile as Liam and I approached the front of the chapel. Jenna and Sam had chosen one of those chapels that looks like it was built in the Middle Ages, with vaulted ceilings, stained glass windows, and an actual altar at the front. Since this was Las Vegas, it was actually built only twenty years ago. Behind the chapel was a reception room that boasted everything from a huge parquet dance floor to a stripper pole in the corner, along with plenty of dark corners to drunkenly make out with however many wedding guests you wanted. After I’d rushed out of my hotel room this morning, I’d finally looked at my phone to see a bunch of texts and missed calls from my sister Dani. Appare

Despite having aged and having formed a few wrinkles on his face, he remained handsome and dignified. All his children stood alongside him. His twin boys were to his right. Scarlett Cecilia and Caleb Chad took the other side. Surprisingly enough, their little guy was cooperating with the ceremony. Smoke machines began to emit vapor towards the back of the chapel, and it signaled everyone who attended the wedding to turn to the aisle and turn on their lanterns. Over fifty small lanterns attached to a stick illuminated Charlotte's path. Most of them were held by Liam and Charlotte's relatives. The music began to play. The couple purposely chose the same song by Ryan Mack during their first wed