Blue Heron Pines Wedding Novels & Stories

After Lisa had agreed to keep her involvement in the wedding to a bare minimum, with Harrison exacting a solemn vow that she wouldn't cause Sara even one second of stress, he and Sara had agreed to hold the wedding here. It was a beautiful place, that was for sure, and now that it was June, the sun shone most days, and flowers bloomed everywhere. A huge purple azalea bush would provide a natural overhang for the ceremony, while hydrangea bushes bursting with color would frame the bride and groom. But Abby's mind was on other things—and on someone else. When she peeked inside one of the rooms and found no Mark inside, she frowned. Where was he? Knowing him, he was probably hidden away under t

Blue had never expected that the people watching her as she walked down the aisle would be her husband’s housekeepers. She had always assumed Anya would be present, at the very least. Rather, hoped she would. Vincent had done rather well with only two days to make any arrangements. They’d chosen to marry at his penthouse, the very balcony he’d indulged Blue in the fake proposal. He’d thrown pots of white roses about—of which Blue had already planned where to place around the apartment when they were done. Strung fairy lights from the glass panelling overlooking the city. Cleared away the alfresco dining table and chairs. A wreath of tuberose and gardenia circled them where an arch couldn’t.

••••••••••••••••••• || WEDDING VENUE || Tonight, the entire space was embellished with a plethora of white roses. The wedding ceremony was taking place at the owned mountain of Blue Moon Pack which was located distant away from their residing villa. Steven was the one who arranged everything sincerely. Since their father wasn't placated on their beloved sister, those two Rogers brothers had taken care of everything. Even in the entire world, Viona could only count on them blindly. The all guests had arrived earlier at the venue. They all were in great enthusiasm for witnessing the first Royal Wedding in their tribe. After Damien's father who perished a decade ago, Damien was the first Royal

he says half-jokingly half-serious. “Um… what no, the groom should not see the wedding dress before the wedding day.” He chuckles, even though it is not a legitimate marriage, we still need to not jinx it. Besides, I am sure he said that to tease me. “If the bride says so, then I will stay away.” He concludes by taking the notebook. “So, colors are royal blue and gold, Jasmines for flowers, 50 people guest, buffet and an open bar.” He reads the list, “sound good to me, unless the bride wants to add something?”

In the end, once the delivery trucks started pulling down the driveway, the two of them got him out of the way by having his dad, gramps, and the boys drag him off fishing in the pond that was on the other side of the property-since the lake was going to be part of the wedding scenery. She spent a glorious day knee-deep in wedding plans, so unlike the first one, she'd had. The place was almost entirely covered with her favorite colors of turquoise and pink with silver mixed in. She'd thought the colors too much for a wedding. But once Kyle learned they were her favorite colors, he refused to hear of anything else.

They where to make her happy with anything she wanted. Though it took hours they decided the wedding would be white, with baby blue accents all over. The tables where set in gold plates and cutlery. They had an appointment with the dress shop in there home town to which had a few dresses that would fit the theme. The venue was booked and the date was set. They where having a November wedding. It was a month away but most of the hard stuff the planner would do. The dresses for the bridesmaids where set to be the accent blue and they would show up in a carriage to the barn style church. Everyone inside would see them exit the carriages and walk up the isle. They would get back into the carriag

When Peach looked up at her mother, Miss Grace stroked her cheek and spoke softly to her, "Don't stress about them. It's going to be fine... this might be a good thing, that they showed up." "Mama, we both know that's not true." Peach mumbled with a weak smile. The wind at the beach was calm, and the setup for the wedding looked simple but gave off a soft, sweet, and romantic vibe with blush pink and white decorations, lighting, an arch covered with blush pink flowers, and chairs on both sides of the aisle. "What the hell," Dean mumbled, still trying to take in the scene, expecting something less breathtaking than this setup, and his mind couldn't seem to settle on anything else other than j

The moment of the wedding finally arrived and Jake stood by the preacher in front of the altar. He knew that this day was the bride’s day and everyone would be interested in her which was why he spent so much time preparing Sue for this day. The wedding colors were light blue and white. He picked light blue since it went with his tie. He had ordered blue ribbons and bows throughout the church, and the bridal bouquet featured white roses with a blue ribbon tying the flowers together. He supposed that women would prefer pink but he couldn’t stomach that color at his wedding, so he didn’t bother to ask her opinion. He didn’t want her opinion on any of the wedding plans for that specific r

*** Precisely like what Heather had said, I found a beautiful wedding invitation on the coffee table a few days later after my hangout with the girls. It was a sky blue color and sealed with a little red heart in the middle and it was the cutest invite I'd ever seen. Inside was the wedding invitation which was a dark blue color. It was simple yet oozed sophistication and elegance. The wedding would take place at the end of June, a month from now on at a beach resort in San Jose, California.

He quickly typed out a reply, assuring her that he would be there without fail. The sun was radiant in the clear blue sky, casting a warm golden glow over the picturesque wedding venue. White chairs were neatly arranged in rows, adorned with delicate flowers that matched the elegant decorations draping the surroundings. It was a day of love and celebration, as family and friends gathered to witness the union of Maheen and Zoahib.