Hotel Transylvania Wedding Novels & Stories

With the gifts they had prepared in hand, they hurried away to attend the tycoon’s wedding. As a matter of fact, Travis did not manage to help much this time. The Zea family had not gotten an invitation to the wedding ceremony, but Jorge was reluctant to give up. He was adamant about trying, no matter what. The location of the tycoon’s wedding was at the most luxurious hotel within Khanh City - Homer’s Feast. Homer’s Feast had four levels of different ballrooms, namely the Pacific Hall, Diamond Hall, Imperial Hall, and Castle in the Sky. The tycoon’s wedding was being held at the highest class of ballrooms, the Castle in the Sky. This was no doubt the most spectacular place within Khanh City

The wedding was a huge deal, held at the city’s swankiest hotel, complete with fireworks and synchronized drones. The history between Silvia and Simon had been rewritten into the perfect romance, wiped of any trace of my existence. Given all the romantic gestures and lavish spending, it must be real love. No one would’ve spent that much otherwise. I stared at the transfer transactions with multiple digits. I didn’t lose out for sure. Before I could change the TV channel, my phone rang. It was Kaden. Standing in the thick of the celebration, he struggled to lift his phone to show me the embracing couple.

Maverick warned. "I guess you don't want to benefit from them getting my sex drive ramped up?" Hanna questioned. "You ready to go home baby?" Maverick asked and he pushed her towards the door. Everyone left to go home and reap the rewards of the night. You're invited To the Wedding of Jade & Levi There were white fairy lights lining the trees. The preacher was standing in front of the largest. Chairs were set up on each side of the walk way. There were white and purple bows and flowers decorating the chairs and tables.

116. Tessa’s POV The wedding happened in the Silvano vampire clan. It was a white wedding. Maybe it’s because many vampires were once human and all but they do most of the things the way humans do. I didn’t worry though. No. However they, my mates, chose to hold the wedding, what I wanted at the end of the day was that they were mine and that we were now officially one. It was an odd wedding for many had never seen a trouple.

The day before my wedding, I discovered my fiancé's close female friend had turned the church into a bloody haunted house. When I confronted my fiancé, Yves Laurent, he blamed me for making a fuss. After I called the wedding off, he suddenly regretted it. - I never expected that Yves Laurent—who always seemed so honest and steady—could harbor such a grim, macabre taste. Our wedding was tomorrow. The whole city's respectable families would be in attendance; if they saw a horror-show themed ceremony, they would mock me without mercy.

The wedding is a short Uber ride from our hotel at a winery. Guests in their finery are milling all over the place, inside and out, and it’s clear the entire space is rented out just for the wedding. White ribbons billow from every post, and strings of Edison bulbs sway in the wind above us. Xavier doesn’t wait for a server, and walks right into the main room, ordering a scotch from the bar. When the bartender offers me a glass of wine, Xavier answers for me. “She’ll have a Coke.”

Drums, trumpets, flowers, werewolves, Humans, and witches were all present in the helores castle, after a year since the great battle that gave the werewolves victory. Everyone had come together to see the great sage get bonded with his mate. The decoration of the venue was phenomenal, from the candelabra down to the balloons and garlands. Everything used to design this wedding venue was explicit. Its base was a square of blue cardboard representing a temple with porticos and colonnades and adorned on all sides with stucco statuettes standing in niches spangled with gold paper stars. The second tier was a medieval castlegateau de Savoie, surrounded by miniature fortifications of angelica, al

Tara had decided to stay in town with Lucy so she could see her mom, brother, and good friend Emma a few days longer, but other than that, everyone who had made the trip back home with Cadence for the wedding loaded up again on the morning of August 29 to head across the country to the allegedly haunted town of Shepherdstown. The only other Hunter aboard the plane, besides Cadence herself, was Ashley, and she wouldn’t be attending the festival since Hunters weren’t allowed to. So she would stay back at the bed and breakfast Liz had booked for all of them, along with Cadence and Cassidy. Only not exactly with them as Cadence would’ve rather subjected herself to attack by an entire Vampire arm

Neither of them had wanted a big, flashy wedding. I'd been teasing Troy about having a big wedding to make up for the fact I had no memory of my own, and he had agreed that we should do it up right. I wondered if my parents would be opposed to us having the reception on the Persephone, a thought that gave me much pleasure and brought a smirk to my face. Dad had been through hell and back a few times in his life, but he was still a traditionalist. I turned to look at him as Rowan and Hanna stepped in front of Tempest, and I noticed the tension leave Dad's shoulders a fraction of an inch as Tempest began to recite the ceremonial rites that would bind Rowan and Hanna together as husband, wifes,

"It has nothing to do with you guys." "Then why this hotel?" Vivian shrieked. "There are tons of hotels in the city. You had to pick this one?" "Because the bride picked it," I said calmly. "Besides, I figured you'd be at a traditional mating site, not some human hotel." Ethan flushed. "We... we wanted something more modern..." "Modern?" I looked around. "Then why isn't a pack Elder officiating? Why have the hotel event planner read a script? At least the Elders actually represent the Moon Goddess."