Dan Avidan Wedding Novels & Stories

“Today. Tomorrow. Next week. I don’t care. Just marry me.” I pretended to think about it, tapping my chin. “Hmm… let me check my calendar.” He growled, playful, and nipped my bottom lip. “Say yes, Ava.” I smiled so wide my cheeks hurt. “Yes, Adrian. A thousand times yes.” He kissed me again, slow and deep and filthy right there in broad daylight, hands sliding down to grip my ass like he couldn’t wait for the wedding night. When we finally pulled apart, breathless and grinning, he opened the passenger door of his car.

“ You see that? That's what I'm talking about, Ava. Men do not deserve a second chance!” Carolina yelled across the room. They had just watched Nathan's wedding ceremony. Aviva was flabbergasted the wedding still went on, he had thought he would call it off when he didn't get a response but her mom was right, he couldn't afford to get more embarrassed than he was already. She would have been a bit hurt if he had gotten married to his sister but she was more heartbroken he had gotten married to the one person he had lied about cutting ties off.

10 Down in Virginia, Jada was at one of the lines of function and everybody wanted to congratulate her on her wedding with the Prince like it didn't happen a month ago. On the bright side, she got Mrs Myers' attention and they already signed the contract even before the supposed date. While this was going on, she hadn't spoken to Adrian in a while, he hadn't even called her to apologise or anything. The party ended and she couldn't be happier to get out of there. It was just full of stuck-up men and women who valued their outfits, reputations, wines and connoisseurs over their own family. A server came over to her and handed her a glass of wine.

ADRIAN POV Adrian sat in his hotel room staring at the calendar on his phone. It was seven days until he walked down the aisle and married freaking Vanessa Chen in front of half of New York. His mother had invited everyone. Business partners, investors, society people she barely knew but desperately wanted to impress. The guest list had ballooned from fifty people to three hundred. The venue had changed twice. The budget had tripled. Catherine was in heaven. Adrian was literally in hell.

The cheers and applause of all the gathered guests filled the air, making Aidan and Malikha's second wedding a lively, joyful celebration. Unlike their first wedding, which had been secretive and lavish, this time Aidan and Malikha were married surrounded by many guests in a far more intimate setting: Aidan's vineyard in Alsace, France. In the very same place, he had taken Malikha on their honeymoon years ago. Once Aidan was officially a husband again, Jayden released hundreds of balloons into the air following the simple ceremony. There were no flashy suits; Aidan wore a simple medieval-style shirt, and Malikha wore an equally understated bridal gown.

The cathedral of St. Jude was bathed in the warm, golden glow of thousands of scented white candles, their light reflecting off the high vaulted ceilings and the massive stained-glass windows. Outside, Manhattan was paralyzed. The paparazzi lined the streets for blocks, their flashes firing like a continuous wave of lightning, trying to catch a glimpse of the wedding of the century. The headlines across the globe had been screaming the same narrative for a week: From Maid to Monarch: Ava Spencer Weds Billionaire Caleb Miller in Grand Public Ceremony.

Ayden took the ring with a smile before slipping it into Eleana's ring finger, followed by her. "Now I pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride." As soon as the pastor announced them as husband and wife, Ayden pulled Eleana by the waist before crashing his lips on her. The crowds began to cheer for the couple wholeheartedly. Eleana smiled before wrapping her arms around his neck and then kissing him back. Eleana Davis's ultimate dream of having her dream wedding with the man she loved her whole life, along with the dream of having her own family, has been finally fulfilled.

She let Lethabo take Walker from her arms, ignoring the sly giggles her friends and family aimed her way as her breath caught in her throat, Damon looked stunning! "Come on" Adira whispered, her eyes sparkling at the look of awe on her brothers face when she saw Damon. She handed Cai to Jordon and linked her arm through Clary. She couldn't help but laugh when she almost dragged her up the aisle that had been created between the tables. "Show some decorum, brother. Everyone is watching" she giggled, along with the watching crowd, trying to force her to walk a little slower. She yanked her back and timed their walk to Mendelssohn's wedding march that was being played by a string quartet off to

“What are you doing with my wife?” Ava laughed,“Your wife?”she rolled her eyes. Damien didn’t look at Adrian, his gaze was on his parents. “You asked me to present a woman to you on my 30th birthday…” Marie nodded slowly, confused, “Yes…” Damien stepped slightly closer to Ava, his voice calm. “Mom. Dad.” “I present to you… Ava Sterling” “...My fiancee” The gasps that filled the hall was doubled, whispers exploded as confusion rippled through the hall like wildfire.

She did the same. “You may kiss the bride.” Darius announced with a broad smile. Aiden pulled off the veil and their lips collided in a soft kiss, expertly so. The crowd stood on their feet, cheering and applauding. This was the happiest moment of Aiden's life. One of the days he would never forget. “Congratulations.” Darius and Hadrian affirmed as Aiden and Lynette snaked their hands and marched into the mansion. Amaya shot confetti out of her fingers as she marched with them. Lots of congratulations and gifts from the people who loved them.