Impending Nuptials Novels & Stories

As she approaches me, I resist the urge to question her actions, instead choosing to take her hand and bring it to my lips in a gesture of silent understanding and support. As the day of our wedding is around the corner, a sense of anticipation and excitement fills the air, surrounding us with a palpable energy that is both thrilling and nerve-wracking. Stacey and I have chosen the first week of June for our special day, a date that holds significance and meaning for us both. The announcement of our wedding is met with joy and enthusiasm from our friends and family, who eagerly await the celebration of our love and commitment. Stacey's grandparents, in particular, are looking forward to the

It was a night that would be etched in their memories forever, a night of love, laughter, and joy, a night that would be the start of a new chapter in their lives, one filled with happiness, adventure, and unwavering support of each other. * As the last of the pack members departed the palace, the sound of laughter and music faded into the night air, leaving behind a sense of excitement and anticipation. The date for the coronation had been set, and it was mere weeks away, coinciding with the second full moon. Hazel's cheeks flushed with a soft blush as she gazed up at Noah, her eyes shining with happiness. "I can't believe we'll be getting married soon," she whispered, her voice barely audi

Along with many newly married couples, and even older couples announcing the upcoming births after the celebrations. "Yes, I think it's very appropriate for our marriage ceremony to take place the evening of the harvest celebration. Our people look forward to this time of year, and this will give them something more to look forward to. The young lord returning to his home to take up his rule and leadership and then taking his bride. Yes, it is a good idea." Then, a thought hit her. Looking over at the giant that was to be her husband she made a statement completely without irony or ire. "I don't know your name."

It's alright weddings don't happen every day. "Right! Everyone line up!", The most enthusiastic one of the group Virin shouted through the mic. Yes, mic he planned a whole game day today. The wedding is in three weeks but, all the ceremonies start in two more weeks. Virin and Priti's close families are already here.

Then he looked up, and the corner of his mouth curved into something that wasn't quite a smile — more like the expression of a man who had placed a bet months ago and was only now collecting. "Mrs. Hills suits you," he said. "Don't push it." "We get married today." I blinked. "Today." "Today." "Zane." I exhaled slowly. "There are things people do before a wedding. Invitations. Families. A dress—" "Dress is already ordered." He turned back to the window. "And we're not telling anyone. Not yet. We go to the Ministry, we make it official, and then we return to our lives." "We return to our—" I stopped. Pressed my lips together. Looked at the ceiling for patience that wasn't there. "I am going t

The scent of pine and cinnamon drifts from the great hall where workers have been planning the altar construction, mixing with the underlying tension that's been building all week. The ceremony preparations are moving forward steadily, though we still have time before the winter solstice. Still, the reality of what's coming makes Liam practically purr with satisfaction every time I think about it. "Soon," he rumbles contentedly. "Soon she'll bear our mark, and there will be no more uncertainty." I push his voice aside, unwilling to admit how much I agree with him. A Crown Prince doesn't get giddy about his upcoming wedding like some lovesick fool, even if that's exactly what I've become.

Isn't it too soon to get carried away? "Our marriage will be recorded tomorrow, and you will also meet my grandpa. We will have a wedding, so prepare." Jace adjusted his tie. "Just to make it more realistic. I hope you are comfortable with it." Ava felt a knot forming in her gut. The prospect of marrying Jace, even if it was only for show, made her nervous, but there's no turning back now. She nodded, attempting to make a grin. "I'm fine with it." "I will do my best."

As soon as the words leave my lips, the bustling crowd falls silent, their collective gaze fixed on Shelly and me. The air feels thick with anticipation, akin to the silence before a brewing storm, a testament to the respect our position commands. "I'm hosting this gathering for a significant reason," I declare, my eyes briefly meeting Shelly's, who gives a reassuring nod. "As many of you know, Shelly and I recently celebrated our union and have just returned from our honeymoon. And today, we have even more joyous news to share." The announcement of our recent marriage draws a hearty burst of applause and cheers from the crowd, a wave of audible support that crashes over us with infectious e

“ I want us to get married as soon as possible, Ava. I really can't wait anymore. I want to exchange the vows with you or watch you walk down the aisle.” “ Be patient, Nate. Got any date in mind?” “ Today. What about today?” he definitely had to be kidding. “ You are joking right? No, you've got to be kidding. Today?” she laughed it off but Nathan was damn serious. “ I'm serious, Ava. I really am. I have never been this sure in my life. I want to settle down with you, as husband and wife. I can't wait anymore.” “ Nathan, Nathan. Breath. Listen to me, breathe. It's too sudden. Why the haste? It's too early. We need to make plans for this first. I don't even have a dress yet, or a venue or..”

The grand wedding that had been eagerly anticipated by both families and the media was finally here. The grand ballroom was a vision of elegance, decorated with cascading flowers and glittering chandeliers, reflecting the luxury that had been promised from the moment Damien and Gina had announced their engagement. The atmosphere buzzed with excitement. Guests from all corners of the world had arrived, dressed in their finest, exchanging whispers and laughter as they took their seats. The air was thick with the anticipation of the spectacle that was about to unfold.