Novel & Cerita My Little Pony: A Canterlot Wedding Part 2

The wedding was 30 hours away. The owner of the pizzeria where it was to be held, Bob Walden, had long since helped me decorate the place the way I wanted it. When I called him, he cheerily asked whether I wanted to get more flowers to spruce the place further. I smiled bitterly. "I'm canceling the wedding, Mr. Walden." He sounded relieved. "That's great! You've finally seen sense. No proper man would make his wife settle for a wedding in a pizzeria in this day and age—he's just making a fool out of you!

Blaze clears his throat, glancing over at her, but she refuses to look at him, eyes trained ahead on her parents, seeking their approval in her act as she ignores the blush that heats her cheeks. The cheering dies down, and they knew it was time to go. It was now or never, and never wasn’t an option. Liviana watches both of their parents stand, prepared to follow them out behind the rest of the wedding party that was made of their two families. Leona and Violet as the bridesmaids, and Armani and Tino as the groomsmen, further symbolizing the joining of the Castelli’s and the Santora’s ⏤ as if they needed anymore clarity than a marriage that united the two. Liviana couldn’t help but roll her

One way or another, this fight would lead to complete and utter termination. Second Wedding Take Two had gone off without a hitch—other than Cadence’s friend from high school, Taylor, momentarily forgetting the words to the song she was singing during the ceremony. Cadence didn’t even notice, she’d been so captivated by the eyes of her husband, but someone pointed it out to her later. In fairness, “Broken Arrow” was kind of an obscure song, but she’d always loved it and thought the lyrics were fitting to their situation.

“Yes, we would be happy to fulfill this request. Anything else, Luna?” “Um, yes. I-I know it’s very short notice, and I haven’t even discussed it with my mate, but I was hoping tomorrow one of you could perform our marriage ceremony. I-I don’t even have a proper dress, but I don’t care. I want Milo and I to be officially mated and marked if he is an acting ranked member of this pack.” Leni’s eyes flick toward me. “Milo and I don’t need anything fancy or formal. It doesn’t suit either of us. I don’t want the pressure of a large, formal affair. Our pack can easily set up in the meadow at the top of the mountain to facilitate the ceremony by one p.m. A brief ceremony with a picnic reception sou

Her smile was more radiant than Blake had ever seen before. That should have been his place, but now, someone else stood there instead. Blake watched helplessly as Dawn—the woman who should have been his wife—exchanged rings with another man. When the officiant asked whether she was willing, her clear voice echoed through the entire hall. "I do." At the same moment, Blake roared hysterically, "No! Dawn, you can't marry him!" The security guards held him down tightly, stopping him from rushing forward. Blake struggled desperately, reaching toward the figure onstage. "Dawn! You can't marry someone else! I object!"

Twelve-year old me would be so proud at the dream that I managed to turn to reality. I leaned my head on my mate’s chest. After twenty years of longing and waiting, my life is finally complete. *** Amid the joy and laughter of my pregnancy, my wedding finally took place. It was not just a wedding ceremony for a male and a female arranged to be married. It’s also a mating ceremony for an Alpha and a Luna who found love and peace in each other’s arms. The Crystal Tears Pack invited all the other packs’ Alphas and Lunas. They spared no expense to throw the grandest wedding no pack has ever seen.

“Let’s begin.” Leanne nodded and ran from the room to inform Shannon it was time. She came back within a minute, nodding to someone else. Music started, and then the girls started down the aisle. It was this weird march I had seen a million times on T.V. Human weddings were like this. It was weird for a wolf ceremony. The song changed, and Luna, Brittany, and Shannon stepped to the end of the aisle. Their masks obscured their faces, but you could tell Brittney didn’t want to be there. And Shannon looked triumphant.

Martha’s gaze then switched to Noah, “now, dear, it’s your turn.” Noah nodded, “Dear Wade, I, Noah Parker-Cheong, from now on, will take you as my husband and serve you as your Luna, for better, for worse, till death do us apart.” “Beautiful!” Then Martha glanced at the audience witnessing her son's wedding, “And by this time, if anyone can see these two should not join in a holy matrimony, speak now or forever hold your peace.” Since it was a small private wedding, which was only attended by families, no one objected to the union.

Then he began to sing to his one-man audience. I love my baby And she loves me too I’ll marry my baby And she’ll marry me too After Andrew finished the song, Joana gave him a round of applause. She had loved every word of it. “It’s wonderful, and I think it’ll be perfect for our big day!” she said as she stood to give him one last hug before they both left the lakeside and went back to the motorcycle. Andrew started the engine and began to drive her home. *** In a vampire coven located in a tall castle in the mountains, a messenger bat flew in, with new information about the one it had been sent to watch on.

Two magnificent white horses stood proudly at the front, and the entire carriage was decorated with pale pink flowers that perfectly matched our wedding theme. I just stared at it with my mouth hanging open, then slowly turned to look at Elijah in complete disbelief. "You did not," I said, blinking repeatedly. "Tell me you did not hire a Cinderella carriage for our wedding." From behind us, I heard Amelia's excited shriek. "A PONY! Daddy got us ponies!" "I absolutely did," Elijah said smugly, looking extremely pleased with himself as he picked up Amelia and she giggled with pure joy. I laughed in complete disbelief, covering my mouth with both hands. "Elijah William Martinez, are we living i