Impending Nuptials Novels & Stories

I don't know what that date will be. "I suppose it will be next year then. New Year's Eve is the last auspicious date for this year, and I'm getting married on that date. This date is too rushed for both of you because it's just 40 days away, and you can't plan a wedding in 40 days.

Why do I feel like he was waiting for me to ask that? “Well my love, usually when both Shifters have completed the rituals, that is about the time their families would start making wedding preparations knowing that a proposal can’t be far off. No one in the families can object to the union, both parties having proven themselves so clearly.” He smirks and I stare at him wide eyed, deer in headlights style.

Author's pov: The grand wedding hall was filled with the most esteemed members of high society, as relatives and acquaintances of the groom and bride engaged in polite conversation while awaiting the ceremony's commencement. The magnificently decorated venue, replete with the finest floral arrangements and décor befitting such a significant occasion, exuded an aura of expectancy.

The wedding as always was happening in the back yard of our house and not many people had been invited. Only family members and close friends were present. I didn't want it to be a grand affair but wanted something small and cute. The Alphas and Lunas from around the world would have to watch the coronation on TV and congratulate us at the king and Queen bow mom Scarlet will be throwing six months from now. "Are you ready?" Santiago asked while we both faced the huge double doors that were separating me from the man that I have grown to love dearly and want to spend the rest of eternity with.

Gia stood by his side, her eyes sparkling with anticipation and love. "We've decided to celebrate our love and commitment in a grand way," Deep continued, his smile widening. "We're going to have our mega mega wedding—in just one month!" A ripple of excitement surged through the gathering, and the air became electrified with the prospect of the grand event. Whispers of joy and surprise spread among the guests, followed by cheers and applause that filled the air with jubilation. Gia looked at Deep with a mix of astonishment and elation, overwhelmed by the sudden but thrilling announcement. Her heart swelled with happiness as she realized they were about to embark on the grand celebration of t

As evening approached, we finalized our wedding plans while preparing for congressional testimony that would test every aspect of our personal and professional relationships. "Tyler, tomorrow we announce our final wedding details while congressional investigators review our complete financial records and business coordination." "And in two weeks, we'll be married during federal hearings that could determine the future of both our business empires." "Are you ready for the craziest wedding and honeymoon in modern history?" I looked at Ophelia while feeling excitement about our future together despite the chaos surrounding our engagement. "Ophelia Sterling, I've never been more ready for anythi

“If you won’t willingly step up as a man, then a marriage ceremony will force you to do so.” I jerked violently in my seat, my chest heaving as my grandfather kept talking, his tone entirely robotic and final. “The wedding has been officially scheduled for next two weeks. The formal invitations will be sent out to the remaining social circles this weekend.” I was already shaking my head in pure, panicked denial before he could even finish the sentence. “No… no, that can’t happen, Grandpa. It’s too soon! Look at the timing, it’s way too fast.” “The arrangements have already been finalized between our families,” Grandpa said, his voice absolute.

I muttered. “What?” he asked. “Nothing,” I said quickly. “Just… thinking.” But I wasn’t. I knew. Something was coming. I could feel it, like a storm gathering just beyond the horizon, quiet now but inevitable. Tomorrow, I’d ask Enrie for his blessing, properly. Tomorrow, we’ll start planning the wedding. Because whatever time we had, I wanted it to be real, legal, and binding. Ours. Even if it didn’t last. Even if everything fell apart after.

I was ready to take this step, to commit myself to Lin and our shared future. The day of our much-anticipated mating ceremony had arrived, and the meadow where it was to be held was transformed into a vibrant tapestry of colors and decorations. The air was filled with laughter and excitement as family and friends gathered to celebrate our union. It was going to be a day of pure joy and happiness, but as the evening approaches, a sense of unease start to settle within me.

"I don't know yet, I just know I don't want to be married," "You should have thought of that since it took two months or more to plan this wedding, you gave out invitations to people, not just any kind of people, big people, our relatives traveled from far, you got the media involved, and everyone is currently waiting for you, okay maybe not yet but soon people will start going to the chapel and what? You suddenly don't want to be married? I don't get it," "I can't do this okay? I just thought about it and I am not ready, I can't get married today,"