Bella Edward Wedding Novels & Stories

Teresa asked Edward through the phone. "Mum, whatever happened on our wedding day is already in the past, and that isn't going to change the fact that she's still my wife. Just watch and see, in less than a month, I'm going to get back with her as if nothing ever happened," Edward said to his mother with a confident tone.

"I guess you're on your way to getting your dreams to come true." He nodded. "Let's talk about this later, I believe we have guest-bearing gifts." I turned away from my new husband and focused on the interior decoration of the church. There were neatly trimmed flowers and balloons tied all around the church. The decorations were nothing simple but elegant just how I wanted them. Soon, the audience formed a line and each of them came forward carrying either an envelope or other gifts. It was an elite wedding and nothing less than expensive and lavish gifts were expected. "Hailey, focus!"

This time we would do our marriage right and this time I would be present for our next child and nothing would keep me away from them. As soon as the rest of the wedding party took their places the guests stood up and Bella was standing at the entrance with my father. She looked amazing and Nate gave me a fist bump to show his approval of how beautiful she was still. Bella got even more beautiful as time went by, she still remained just as loving as before and made it so easy to fall hard for her, I never stopped loving her. Her blonde hair cascaded down in curls and she wore a tiara of jeweled flowers upon her brow. Her dress was long and clung to her every curve with jewels that adorned th

The upcoming wedding became a symbol of love triumphing over the complexities of the past, and Ava couldn't have been happier. On the much-anticipated wedding day, the air was filled with a palpable sense of excitement and joy. The venue was adorned with flowers of various colors, creating a picturesque setting. Bella, standing by Ava's side, ensured that every detail was perfect, from adjusting Ava's veil to making sure the bridesmaids were in their designated places. Ava, in a stunning wedding gown that accentuated her radiant beauty, stood nervously at the entrance of the aisle. Bella, her ever-supportive friend, whispered words of encouragement, calming her nerves. The guests took their

Carl couldn't remember when last he saw his father this happy. Mr. Williams and his son walked in together, leaving Nate and the Chauffeur behind. *** Carl got introduced to Bella Wellington. Her beauty was alluring and irresistible. She wore a classical but revealing gown. it showed every part of her curves. "Creed Aventus, huh?" she asked "Yes" he smiled. "You like it?" "Yeah" "You got high taste, I see" Carl reached for her hands, and placed his lips on it. "So, we're getting married in five months" She smiled, revealing her perfect dentition.

“How is the preparation for your wedding by the way?” “Ms. Bella is winning at everything. If she wins, we also win. The date of the wedding is getting closer, and some things are getting processed as well. I think there are just three to four constituents that are not yet finalized, and one of those is a certification of non-marriage. We made that the last one because we almost forget acquiring one. I mean, it is just for needed documents. I and Eleanor were never married so we would not have any hindrance or drawback.”

Bella would make a great wife for any man, that I’m sure of but in our case, we are just in business, she’s just here for the money, fame and status that I offer in exchange for the facade she’s helping me put up for the next two years and I must say I am quite surprised at how fast and how well she’s adapted to life as a Billionaire’s wife She’s even managed to convince mom of our relationship as the two of them have been spending some time together plus breakfast and dinner now have a lighter atmosphere but I cannot be so sure, my mom is a very smart woman and she may just be getting close to Bella to play Trojan horse. The wedding hall is beautifully designed, adorned with delicate red an

Finally, it was hours to the wedding between Edward the future Alpha and Sara, the beta's daughter. Elsie adjusted the silver ribbon tied around the archway, stepping back to examine it carefully. ‎"Perfect. just perfect", one wolf shouted excitedly ‎White roses curled around the wooden frame, their soft scent drifting through the courtyard as pack members moved around preparing tables, lanterns, and banners. The entire estate buzzed with excitement. ‎The Future Alpha’s wedding was not a small event and more over this was like killing two birds with one stone because the future Luna was also carrying an heir.

She shot questions back at her. Bella sighed and gathered her hair into a loose bun. She rested her hand on Eira's and stated with concern, "I want you to be safe. I'm only still trying to process all of this but I want you to know that I need you as the maid of honor for my wedding so don't die." Eira was surprised when she was engulfed into another bear hug. It was a short and awkward one, considering they were in the car. Bella wasn't the emotional type—she rarely expressed her emotions. But as Eira understood, things had changed. "You'll be staying there?"

The question was calm. Direct. I met his eyes. “No.” Bella turned toward me so fast her chair creaked. “No?” I shrugged slightly. “It’s not important.” Bella looked personally betrayed. “It is important,” she insisted. “This is your wedding.” “And it will still happen with ten guests.” Bella stared at me like she had just realized I might be the least dramatic person on the planet. Clinton, however, seemed satisfied with the answer. “Exactly.” Bella leaned back in her chair again, folding her arms.