On Our Wedding Day นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Mrs Locason said before hugging me briefly. As we broke the hug, I smiled a little and nod my head at what she just said. We all stood outside of the church in front of Raymond's car. I was told a few minutes ago that we will both be going for our honeymoon. I have no idea where we're going and I didn't bother asking. After all, my wedding was fixed without my knowledge and consent. I do not think, I can have a say in this also. All the things I will be needing are already packed in Raymond's car.

LIANA Today was the day—the day Zaylen and I would finally stand before our loved ones, pledging our hearts to each other in marriage. The anticipation and excitement in the air were palpable, mingling with the fragrant scents of blooming flowers and the soft rustle of leaves. Our wedding was set against a backdrop of lush greenery, the venue a picturesque garden that seemed to be alive with joy and celebration. The sun shone brightly, casting a warm, golden glow over everything. The ceremony was to be held in a charming outdoor setting, with a floral arch adorned with cascading white roses and delicate greenery.

Her tone was sharp, driving home the stakes. I put my pen down. "I get how serious this is, and I know what I'm doing." Since starting college, I had aced my classes and shone in charity work, completing tasks with flying colors. This mission should have my name on it. Ruby sighed, giving in. "Well then, I respect your choice. The team is leaving tomorrow afternoon. Go pack." I exhaled, shielding my eyes from the blazing sun. My mind had been a mess since a few days ago when Kai brought Lily Foster to our wedding.

Today was our wedding day. D-day, big day, or whatever term other people called it. In fact, it was supposed to be the happiest day of my life…our lives. And yet the groom-to-be was nowhere to be found. Little did I know he was on one knee in front of his supposedly dead ex-girlfriend when he should have been waiting for me at the altar as I walked down the aisle. Never I imagined that his haunted past would cause even the only thing we had to crumble before my eyes.

“That’s good, but I thought you hated big parties on your birthday.” “I know, the reason being that it has always been a special day for me and my family, so I never really wanted anything loud growing up, except for when I was a kid. But since it’s my wedding day, and my wedding day is special, I want to celebrate my future birthdays knowing that it was the same day that I said ‘I do’ to you.” Andrew reached for her shoulder and gave it a small squeeze, making her lean into his chest. “I love you,” he said. “And I support you no matter what, we can get married anytime so long as we still get married, and if you want it to be on your birthday, we’ll have it then.”

Snow The days went by quickly as we prepared towards the wedding. Everyone was present a week before the day of the wedding. My aunt and uncle, Andre, Cody and Lee, Serena and some other friends of Cody and I. Daya and the planner triple checked everything to make sure that the decorations, food, my wedding dress, Cody’s wedding tuxedo, invitations and everything else was on point. The guests had already started arriving. Cody and I were grateful to see those who could make it and we kept expecting more of our guests to arrive. Inwardly, I was very happy that Ruby was being helpful.

In this one, I was completely dressed, with King standing beside me. It was a picture we took on the day of our wedding. “How the hell did this get out?”

It wasn’t like him to care about such things, but I could tell he was determined to make this day perfect for us. The night before the wedding, we stood in the clearing where we’d be married. The sun was setting, casting a warm glow over the pond and surrounding woods. Talon pulled me into his arms, his chin resting on top of my head as we watched the colors of the sky shift and blend. “This is it,” he murmured. “Tomorrow, you’re officially mine.” I smiled, my heart swelling with love. “I’ve always been yours,” I whispered back, tilting my head up to meet his gaze.

franklin winked and offered his hand for me to take. "No... Go in and I'll join you later, "I replied to him. He nodded in agreement and walked into the bathroom. I laid on the bed and smiled at my happiness. I was married to the best man in the world. We Were finally together and we we're both going to be together forever. A knocked sounded on the door and I wondered who was knocking at this time of the night. "no one is in the house " I thought. I walked to the door and opened the door for whosoever was at the door and it was the greatest mistake of life.

Their love isn’t about public displays; it’s about the quiet, unspoken moments they share when no one else is watching. The wedding day arrives, set in the tranquil countryside outside the city, a stark contrast to the bustling metropolis where their love was tested. The venue is a restored, centuries-old vineyard, its charm accentuated by blooming lavender fields and a stunning view of rolling hills. The weather is perfect; the sky is a vivid blue, with just a few wispy clouds. It’s as if the universe itself is blessing this union.