On Our Wedding Day นิยาย & เรื่องราว

The line rang once, twice, then rolled straight into voicemail. It shouldn’t be this way, at least not today of all days. This is our wedding day, supposed to be the happiest day of our life, but we spent the night before in a fight. Yet here I was, fully dressed for my wedding, feeling like I was standing on the edge of something fragile and splintering.

Wendy said, grinning. “I’m only doing what Dad wants me to,” Aurelia replied softly. Her eyes scanned the crowd at the far end of the hall. “By the way, where on earth is he right now? He’s supposed to walk me down the aisle.” “He’s coming, as I was told.” Wendy replied with an eye roll. “Do you think your husband is cute? I’m trying so hard to see him from here, but I can’t.” Aurelia squinted her eyes, trying to view the man standing at the altar with the priest but she couldn’t see him. His back was turned against her direction.

Confusion laced my tone when I asked, "Jasper, do you make such thorough preparations every time someone asks you for a favor?" His expression suddenly turned serious when he turned to face me. "Actually, my feelings for you are genuine. Luna, can you please give me a chance?" My face turned a vibrant shade of red, though I couldn't be sure if it was from the sun setting in the distance or for some other reason. The sun shone brightly in the sky on the day of our wedding. Although our marriage also signified the joining of two powerful businesses, we didn't notify any media outlets, preferring to keep the ceremony under wraps.

(Cami POV) My dream wedding is exactly like Gabe's wedding. Beautiful sunny day, blue sky, peaceful sea, light fresh air, the trees dancing slowly as if swaying with the peaceful love song, birds tweeting happily. Beautiful seven-layered wedding cake and surrounded by delicious foods cooked by international chefs. The band slowly played "On this Day by David Pomeranz". And I am wearing a long white beautiful wedding gown and am going to walk toward Dylan and he was looking into my eyes with tears as I walk step by step closer to him.

1 Year Later... Day of the Wedding Today was the day, all my dreams were coming true. I was about to marry my best friend and the love of my life. We had been through so much together in life, from growing up with each other to all the secrecy and suffering that finally led us to this day.

We will face any challenge together, and we will always come out of it stronger than before. *** As the day of the wedding approached, I couldn't help but feel excitement and nervousness at the same time. Rozen and I had been preparing for weeks, picking out decorations, choosing the perfect dress and suit, and arranging all the little details that make a wedding special. We had decided to have the ceremony on the beach, with the ocean as our backdrop. It was a beautiful setting, and we both loved the idea of exchanging our vows surrounded by the natural beauty of the sea.

The morning of the wedding day dawned bright and beautiful, with a warm sun shining down on the venue. Sophia woke up early, feeling a mix of excitement and nerves. She lay in bed for some time, taking a deep breath and savoring the moment. Today was the day she would marry the love of her life, Aiden.

It was a The day of our wedding arrived, the air filled with anticipation and joy. The pack members had transformed the clearing into a breathtaking venue, adorned with flowers, fairy lights, and the love of a community coming together to celebrate. The sun dipped low on the horizon, casting a lovely golden glow over the gathering.

**A Life in Bloom** The wedding day was a blur of laughter, love, and tender moments that Lillian and Nicholas would hold close to their hearts forever. Standing under the arbor they had built together, surrounded by friends who had become family, they exchanged vows with the setting sun casting a golden glow over the garden. The air was thick with the scent of roses and hydrangeas, and the entire world seemed to pause, honoring the love they had worked so hard to nurture.

The sun was just beginning to rise over the forest, casting a warm golden glow across the clearing where the pack had gathered. Today wasn’t just any day—today was 'our' day. My wedding day. I stood in front of a tall mirror in the packhouse, staring at my reflection as my heart pounded in my chest. Butterflies danced in my stomach, but they weren’t from fear. They were from the sheer excitement of what was about to happen.