Dan Avidan Wedding Novels & Stories

Then, Ava starts running towards the DJ and grabs a microphone. “Hello, everyone!” she yells with the biggest grin I’ve ever seen. “Thank you so much for coming to celebrate with us. I want to say how grateful we are for each and every one of you for allowing us to share this perfect day with you.” A few people raise their glasses, and others cheer. “The night is still young, and we will make the most of the last few hours we have left! But if you’re already wondering when the next wedding is going to be, don’t worry because my brother, Maxwell, and his beautiful mate, Laura, will most definitely be the next to tie the knot.”

It was just the two of them, the clink of silverware against plates the only sound. Ava took a sip of her wine, gathering her courage. Time to test him. "I was thinking today," she began, keeping her tone light and conversational, "about our wedding. Do you want to hear about it? Maybe it'll help trigger something." Damian looked up, his expression carefully interested. "Sure. That would be nice." "It was a beautiful day. September twenty-third. Remember how we debated for months about whether to have it indoors or outdoors?" "I don't remember, but go on."

Her eyes found the huge ceiling to floor banner wish house the picture of both couple, Sandra and Adams. Prior to her being able to comprehend anything else, Mr. Alvin advanced towards them, his face tense with anxiety. "Hey Chelsea, Great to see you've arrived. We're running out of time, but it's crucial for you and Vivian to concentrate on the finishing details. And please, remain alert for God's sake. This is not just an ordinary event, it is the wedding of Adams Hemsworth and Sandra Heathens. She felt parched in my mouth. " Hemsworth Adams?" "Is he the groom?"

They stayed like that for a long time — hearts steady, breaths synced, finally free. --- The wedding took place two months later, held in the very gardens where Liam had played. It was intimate, private, and filled with only those who had fought beside them — Rhys, Lucia, Callahan, Ramirez, and a few others who risked everything. Ava wore a simple but stunning white silk gown. Dominic stood in a sharp black tuxedo, his eyes locked on her as if nothing else existed. When the officiant spoke the words, “You may now kiss the bride,” Dominic didn’t hesitate. Their lips met in a kiss that sealed everything—their past pain, their shared triumphs, and their unbreakable future.

The groom's expression, however, was anything but pleased. Lorenzo became even more infuriated when he found out the church he had booked was hosting a wedding. His baskets of roses had been pushed into a corner to make room for lilies. "What's going on?" he snapped, grabbing one of the church staff, his face dark. "I paid for exclusive use of this place for the entire day!" Just then, the wedding ceremony ended. The church doors swung open, and cheers spilled out. The groom looked familiar. He was the Don of the Argento family from Southern Darvent, Dominic. The possessive way he gazed at his bride left no doubt about his feelings.

Like someone with enormous money and power had ensured this story didn't spread widely. Serena tried another search: "Serena Blackwood Kaevan Aldrich marriage" Articles about their wedding appeared—photos from The Plaza Hotel, perfect smiles, a beautiful wedding dress. "Tech billionaire Kaevan Aldrich marries British art curator Serena Blackwood in lavish ceremony." "The couple met at a charity gala in 2018 and dated for eight months before tying the knot." Serena zoomed in on the wedding photo. Kaevan looked handsome in a black tuxedo—but his eyes were empty. And the real Serena, though smiling, looked sad. Like a bride marrying not for love, but for hope. Hope that marriage would bring the

The ceremony was held at a country estate. By the time guests began arriving, my nerves had caught up with me. I slipped outside for some air. The gardens were quiet. I had just steadied my breathing, when I saw him. Damian. He walked toward me as though nothing had happened. "You told me Ava wanted everyone to bring their spouses. I cleared my schedule." He brushed a loose strand of hair away from my face. "When are you coming home?" I stepped back. "This is Ava's wedding. I'm not doing this today. If you want to talk, it can wait until after the ceremony."

"Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you, Mr and Mrs Wolfen.- "And... you may kiss the bride...” The priest awkwardly said as Aiden had already connected our lips. Everyone laughed and cheered. It's official... I was now married to the man of my dreams... I didn't even get the chance to greet the guests or do a dance as Aiden quickly carried me bridal style. He then quickly teleported us to some island for our honeymoon night. Let's just say the whole day ended with me as a happy new wife. Day 3 from war

“Sure. Why will you look for me? I'm going to be there, life and I'll shut down the whole place! I'll tell them that it's my friend who's getting married!” Gu Yanxi wanted an elaborate wedding and so did her fiancé. Their families were influential and well known in the social ladder. Aidan’s sister's wedding was glamorous and so was hid brother's. Noah's wedding was also the talk of the town and no wedding has beat it in three years. Theirs wasn't going to be a mess! She's a Harper and a popular social media influencer for goodness sake! Aidan was a son of a great man, surnamed Valentino. Gu Yanxi invited him to a private lounge so they could talk it over.

Everything was set for the wedding. Olivia had agreed to accompany them to take care of Aryehn in case they wanted to dance. The ceremony took place in an old church, where Daniel's family were members, and it looked beautiful. Ayden stood by Daniel's side the entire time as his best man. Cathy had chosen one of her friends as her maid of honor, and both Ayden and she had to exit the church together after the religious ceremony.