Impending Nuptials Novels & Stories

A myriad of complications would inevitably follow. "But troubles aren't the most alarming," Mila murmured thoughtfully. "What truly worries me is the prospect of Sally marrying into Norvania and gaining inheritance rights. "Once she establishes control over my grandparents' will, she might resort to harming them without any remorse." Phoebe grew anxious. "Then what are we waiting for? Tomorrow, they're hosting the engagement banquet at the Phoenicia Grand Hotel. "And the day after that, they're planning to officially register their marriage. The wedding itself will probably take place in about a month."

An enclosed alcove branching off the hallway gives us privacy, though the muffled noise of guests filters through the marble walls. Roman waits for me to say something. I reach into my dress and pull out the engagement itinerary—the one I was going through in the library days ago. I shove it against his chest. His brows knit. “What’s this?” “Page eight.” My voice is tight. “Minimizing scandal… maximizing unity…” My finger jabs the line I have memorized. “And this.” He reads it. "An heir is expected within the first year of marriage." His jaw tightens.

10:30 AM, in the waiting room. The groom, Alden, was extremely nervous. The closer it got to the sacred moment, the more anxious he felt. It was a stark contrast to the excitement and eager anticipation that many often described when experiencing the most significant moment of their lives. Taking a deep breath, he stepped back a few paces, trying to think of happy thoughts to dispel the unease in his heart.

My foot had taken permanent residence in my mouth since the wedding. Lucian mercifully changed the subject. "Our marriage represents the alliance between Silvercrest and Ashvale," he said, his tone shifting to business. "Tradition requires the newlyweds to hold a gathering for both Alpha families. A celebration of the union." I nodded, grateful for the redirect. "When?" "Three days from now." Three days. That wasn't much time to prepare. But then again, what was there to prepare for? Smiling at people who hated me? Pretending we were one big happy family?

Three days before my wedding with Adam Wayman, his childhood friend, Diana Smith, came up to us. She ignored me and said to Adam as if it were only natural, “Adam, I know you’re about to get married, but I need you to spend five days with me.” Adam took me by the hand and led me away, just like he always had. Right when I thought our wedding would proceed as scheduled, he sent me a message. [Grace, I’m sorry, but let’s postpone our wedding for five days.] Later, he placed his suitcase by the door and pulled me into his arms. “Grace, I’m sorry. I’m the only one who can handle this project. Wait for me to get back, and I’ll make it up to you properly.” I held him tightly and said, “It’s

On the eve of their wedding, as they stood together, Kade whispered to Lily, "Tomorrow, we start a new chapter. Tomorrow, we become a family." Lily's eyes shimmered with happiness as she leaned into his embrace. "I can't wait, Kade. Tomorrow, we will say 'I do.'" The sun rose on the day Kade and Lily had been eagerly anticipating – their wedding day. The air buzzed with excitement as preparations were in full swing at the picturesque venue chosen for the ceremony. The scent of fresh flowers mingled with the soft notes of classical music, creating an atmosphere of both elegance and anticipation. Lily, adorned in a breathtaking white gown that seemed to shimmer in the sunlight, took a moment t

The winter chill was quickly replaced by the warmth of bustling crowds. Nathaniel and Frederick's respective weddings were both on this very day, and the Marquis of Northwatch was also to take the Dawnmerian princess as his bride. Countless citizens poured into the streets, all eager to witness these sacred moments with their own eyes. At last, the grand weddings were underway.

As they left the market, the anticipation of the upcoming wedding functions filled their hearts, ready to embrace the joyous moments that awaited them. NEXT MORNING The air was filled with a sense of anticipation, as today marked a special occasion – the haldi ceremony of Zohaib and Maheen. In one corner of the room, Sukoon stood before a full-length mirror, her reflection revealing a delicate mixture of excitement and nervousness.

She agreed without any fuss. Thankfully the day ends on a good note. But what is ahead of us is something we never expected. As promised. The marriage preparation starts the next day. Before I know it, the news of our wedding is announced everywhere. Not just nationwide but worldwide. ****

However, Theodore remained silent with a grim expression. With the news already out, everyone in Emperia knew that his engagement to Willow had been called off. As he was not single, coupled with the recent signing of the overseas cooperation agreement between Bassett Corporation and Godfrey Group, rumors about a future marriage between the two families were rampant. Everyone assumed it was only a matter of time before they attended their wedding ceremony. Sara said, "Since we won't have time to prepare a wedding before the end of the year, why don't we hold an engagement banquet first? If you have any requirements, just let us know."