Blue Heron Pines Wedding Novels & Stories

The event was big… everyone in the city knew about it, and they sat in the comfort of their homes to watch it live on television. Ava and Kylan were having their wedding on an island, surrounded by a vast blue ocean. It was a private island that Kylan’s father bought specifically for the wedding. A hall was built, and it was made up of glass entirely. It was decorated in white roses, orchids, hydrangeas and shimmering crystals. It looked like something out of a dream.

Finally, the most awaited function had arrived- the wedding! The beginning of forever is just around the clock now. I want to give her the wedding she deserves. I have made sure all her favorite orchids were placed around the venue, The red rose carpet from the entrance till the aisle was created. The blue and white theme, as she asked was kept along with the touch of little pink orchids, looked as beautiful as she was.

“How much I love you and that I’m glad we found each other again.” “Me too.” He pulled me in for a tight embrace as he rested his chin on the top of my head. I smiled, wrapping my arms around his waist. After roughly two months we had planned everything for the wedding which was happening soon. We both wanted the wedding to be on Halloween since it was both of our favorite holidays. My mother was a little upset at first but came around to the idea as well as the idea of us leaving the family house. The colors of the wedding were purple and blue with the setup being in the backyard of the family house.

“Next time then…” He took one more sip of his coffee before putting his face mask on. “Then I guess I'll just go home…” … On the lush Rolling Hills of Basco, Batanes, a beautiful couple stood side by side facing the wedding officiator. The breathtaking view of the blue ocean and the green hills calmed Phyllis' anxious heart. She looked at the dashing man standing before her and said, “I do.” “I now pronounce you, husband and wife,” said the officiator.

“I pictured something bluer.” Sammy was about to join them, only for her words to be replaced with laughter at her auntie’s comment. Andrea giggled behind her hand, wary of showing them her reddening hands. It didn’t help that Trisha took a few looks and spoke about the ocean-themed wedding. Something a bit blue would definitely work without breaking the tradition of the white dress. As for the owner, he pressed a hand against his face. It seemed that the bluish wedding dress would be one of the defining things in the coming wedding of deities. He really needed to work on that chemical. Then again, when he saw how Andrea was, he just sighed.

The air pulsated with energy as they twirled and swayed with unrestrained joy, veiling the atmosphere with a sense of pure exhilaration. The hall was transformed into a picturesque haven, mirroring the elegance and beauty that had been woven into our wedding day. The grand hotel lobby, adorned in shades of blue and yellow, was a poetic testament to the love that now graced our lives. Soft, ethereal lighting cascaded from above, casting a romantic glow as if the very stars themselves had descended to bless our union.

“I already thought of some ideas and would like your opinion since you’re already knee-deep in my daughter’s wedding plans.” I never actually agreed to help, but what can I do? There’s no running from this. I have a feeling that my refusal would only cause me trouble, so I scoot a bit closer and look at the papers she lays on the table between us. “I think blue and gold would be the centering colors of the wedding, since blue is commonly associated with Alphas and gold with higher ranks,” she states. Everything she has planned out so far is, as she said, planned around the two colors.

Ainsley and I have plans for tonight, but we can meet her tomorrow at the luncheon. Brian gave a nod. When he entered that luncheon with Blue, Nathan was about to get the shock of his life. Additionally, if he had correctly deciphered Nathan's previous rambling, Blue would be his wedding companion, which was both amusing and amazing at the same time. He wasn't sure how he felt about Nathan asking him to watch over Blue for him so that she wouldn't tell Ainsley the truth. In order for Blue to be with Nathan, he didn't want to disrupt the wedding, but he also didn't want Nathan to achieve all he desired. It was a riddle.

The dress was perfect. "I love it," I muttered, wiping away my tears. Then Michael started crying, and he cried even more than I did as if he was the one pregnant. Our wedding ceremony took place at the Blue Crystal Hotel. To make it more special, Aren ordered that the ballroom be rebuilt, just to make it more "ours." After renovation, the entire hall had white, indigo blue, and golden elements. It looked amazing. I wanted to keep the ceremony more private, but Aren insisted that we had a proper ceremony so he could tell the entire world what an amazing wife he had. Well, I decided to let him…

Summer just told us to bring her lots of souvenirs to make up for our absence. The journey to the venue took two hours. It was a beach resort in Panglao, Bohol. As soon as we arrived, I immediately spotted the wedding setup. Chairs faced the sea, and a red carpet stretched down the aisle for the bride. At the front, an arch adorned with white fabric and flowers stood majestically. The setup was breathtaking, clearly meticulously planned for this special day. It would be a sunset wedding.