Cerpen Pernikahan Malam Pertama Novels & Stories

Hindi makapaniwalang inangat ko ang mga palad ko at paulit-ulit na ginagalaw upang masigurado kung totoo ang lahat at hindi panaginip. Hah, it's really true. I am really getting married. Huminga ako ng malalim bago kinatok ang pinto ng karwahe. This is it, hindi na pwedeng tumakbo o magback-out. Kinakabahan ako, but it's okay. At least I know that this is my first time getting married. Dahan-dahang binuksan ng knight ang pinto ng karwahe at inilahad niya ang kan'yang palad upang alalayan ako sa pagbaba.

The headaches were killer and the nausea was overwhelming, but no one regretted the night for even a second. Though what lay ahead kind of frightened them. Tonight was the very first initiation ceremony of the wedding. All the paperwork was supposed to be done and the pagan-ish ritual of antiquity for the beginning of the marriage traditions and celebrations was going to be performed. Iris and Dom were the two people who were the most nervous. Iris had Clara and Dom had Nathaniel as the rest of the island was busy completing last-minute preparations, getting ready themselves, and being present before the evening began. Though the night seemed promising of a new start, this was all new to Iri

It looked too simple for something that meant so much. "Bride first," the registrar said gently. Harper swallowed hard. Her hand trembled slightly as she picked up the pen. She stared down at the paper and at her name. Her vision blurred. Because this wasn't how she imagined it. The terrifying uncertainty of tomorrow had never been so loud. A tear slipped down her cheek. Malakai's hand tightened around hers. "Hey..." he whispered softly. She looked up at him. "I don't want this to be the only wedding we get," she choked.

“Grandpa, if you are doing this for my sake, you don't have to. I don't want to show off my husband or my marriage. It's pretty good that we are done with these simple steps. I have a marriage certificate, and no one will doubt us. It's not good to indulge in great pleasure when we can get satisfied by simple happiness.” Once those words came out of her mouth, the room fell silent, everyone went silent. Well! It's better, as long as there's no grand wedding. They married in a tough situation, there's no way she is ready to face the world yet. How can she tell her colleagues that she is married? She was once the golden bachelor in the whole hospital. “You two have married already, why don't y

And as the beginning of that form of gratitude, they kissed for the first time in their married life in front of the guests, who cheered happily for the wedding couple. And finally, here they are now. In the beginning, in the first chapter of the 'rest of our lives'. Although the happily ever after ending never existed, but today, on this joyful wedding day, they start a new life in the happiest way. With the happiness that they will never forget even if 1000 years have passed. THE END

“Not so long ago, Karani told you that you would marry Kiran, and now that day is finally here and I couldn’t be prouder of the woman you have become. I’m just sorry that she never had the chance to guide you in the matrimonial ceremony.” “What’s a matrimonial ceremony?” Adara asked. “It’s just a blessing on your wedding day. Some believe that to get married without it curses your life, but I don’t believe that.” Malachi smiled quickly. “I love you like a daughter and I’m so pleased to welcome you to this family you have already entered. You and Kiran will have a magical life together.” “I love you too!” Adara cried. They stood in the hotel room hugging each other, the sunlight creating a ha

Although we had only recently hosted our wedding ceremony, in actuality, we had sealed our marriage legally right after graduation. It was a quiet, impulsive moment. No ceremony, no bridal gifts, no jewelry—just the reckless passion of two young lovers. But now, that passion had long since faded, leaving behind nothing but a mess to clean up. * Nearly two weeks later, I was sitting at home, reviewing the draft my lawyer had prepared for the divorce. The house was quiet, but suddenly, the sound of a key turning in the lock broke the silence. I looked up, and there they were—Hank walking in, hand-in-hand with Susie.

Martina I took care of the smallest details so that this wedding ceremony was a perfect success. For more than two weeks, I couldn't close my eyes for more than three hours. The interest at stake is enormous, therefore, there is no room for error. I'm sitting in the front row to savor my decisive ticket to my projects. I'm soaring in the air for what I managed to do. It wasn't easy at all, but I made it. In a short time, all of my husband's fortune will be rightfully mine. Sitting proudly to savor this great step towards my victory, I attend the exchanges of consent. Everything was going very well until the celebrant asks Maïeil if she agrees to take Lens as her husband. I'm crossing my fing

Their hands tightly clasped together, not wanting to let go of each other. Diandra slept soundly in her crib, not disturbing the married couple as they unleashed their desires. "Are you ready tonight to be mine forever?" Melati nodded, blushing with embarrassment. After all, this was the first time she would serve Edwin after they truly consecrated their marriage. "You know, Melati, I've never even kissed another woman. And you are the first to receive it." "If that's the case, I feel unworthy of you, Edwin." "Shh, why would you say that?" Melati looked down. She felt dirty because she had been violated by Teguh. Edwin gently cupped her face with love.

I haven’t had a chance to run anything by them, as they are both getting ready for the ceremony. “I think the ceremony is starting in a few minutes,” my husband observes, as our guests file into the backyard, “Ok, let’s do this!” Tabby is a beautiful bride, and Tony looks handsome in his tux. When they say their vows, the love between them is a wonderful thing to see. Levi gives me the butterfly box, and Tabby’s delighted laugh as they take flight makes me so very happy. “My love, I think I need to ask, what’s going on with dinner,” my husband whispers, glancing nervously at his watch, “I don’t see anything in the kitchen. It’s not that I doubt you, I’m just wondering what the plan is.”