Paano Magpakasal Sa Huwes นิยาย & เรื่องราว

“You’re insane. Completely, utterly insane!” “But I am, if nothing else, a man of careful planning,” he added swiftly. “Everything has been arranged. The venue in Segovia, the dress and suit to be tailored upon our return. Even my grandmother has drawn up the entire ceremony sequence… including, ahem, the moment where we’re meant to feed each other paella.” I glared. “Hugo Maximiliano Cassilas, you planned a wedding without my consent?” “Consent?” He feigned confusion, pointing to the ring on my finger. “Wasn’t that included in the ‘I agree and will marry you’ package?”

There was no need to walk around in three inch heels so early. Breakfast was filled with laughter and her mother’s sparkling eyes. Her dress was a shade darker than Jane’s and she looked beautiful. The twins had also remarked on it and Kyle had growled playfully at them. They drove downtown to the clerk’s office and there in a room Kyle and Sarah stood facing each other and spoke the legal vows. They signed their marriage certificate with them as witnesses and they took a few photos. The real celebration would be back on pack territory where the whole pack would assemble behind the pack hall and witness their Alpha taking his mate and making her his Luna. The pack would all vow their allegia

I pursed my lips and asked carefully, almost assuming the answer before hand “What does that entail exactly?” She said eagerly “Glad you asked. Well, mainly it’s just like a traditional wedding. A huge hall fit for the whole pack to witness the event. A priest. You walking down the aisle in a dazzling white dress. Vows exchanged with your future husband and the words I do in the end. After that, You and Klaus will stand in front of the whole pack as they vow to always protect and serve their Luna. Finally, a reception with lots of food, drinks, and dancing. That’s it” “Really! That’s it! Well now I am relieved, I thought there was more to it” I said in a dry tone.

He grins at my reaction and walks to the front door of the house. I can’t help but squirm at the feeling of varying wolves’ eyes on me as he carries me into the house bridal style. I guess for us, finding your mate and bringing them home was most wolves’ version of marriage. Some liked the human tradition of marriage and would have a mating ceremony for family and friends, but the Luna Ceremony is probably the closest we wolves have to a proper human wedding.

It had taken every skill they had on their part to keep Bright from finding out, including sneaking out of the apartment to meet at random locations to avoid having their plans overheard. Bright and Ash didn’t have a big wedding the first time. Everything had still been too raw, and they were only concerned with being with each other. They had had no real concern over the ceremony itself. The first ceremony had been only them and a handful of their closest friends. It had been sweet enough from what Ray had heard about it, but the memories surrounding it had a sad feel to them. The number of people absent and the somberness did not suit either of their styles. Things had changed so quickly i

Sabay sabay namang nagsitayuan ang mga guest at sinalubong ang baging kasal ng masigabong palakpakan at hiyawan. "Wag kayong magsaya!" Sigaw ni Qianna habang sakay ang isang Helicopter na pang giyera na may dala itong dalawang naglalakihang missile na kayang kayang sumira sa buong celeration ng dalawang bagong kasal. "Who's that?" tanong ni Harris.

I can only sleep well with her in my bed. The only thing that will be left is the dating ceremony where we get married and she will become my wife. You can call it a wedding ceremony but a mating ceremony is what we refer to it to be. It is important mainly for the certification by the state and it makes our marriage legal. That is one of the steps we as wolves have taken to become civilized creatures in society. Heading out of the special purpose hall where the preparations have already been made, I notice that most of my guests have already arrived. The pack members have already settled in their seats and smooth music is playing in the background.

Lady Beatrice arrived five minutes later. No one offered coffee. Lena began anyway. “For the wedding to proceed on schedule, we need immediate decisions in four categories: venue flow, press boundaries, family processional, and security clearance. Your current plan has too many approval points, which means delays are inevitable.” Alexander watched her from the head of the table. “Explain.” She did. Clearly. Efficiently. Without apology.

I asked softly, confusion filling my voice. His thumb brushed lightly across my knuckles before he spoke again. “You, whom I claimed from Wolfhaven under the decree of the absolute great Alpha that I am.” His voice remained calm, yet authority naturally flowed through every word. “But now, I shall do the proper thing by marrying you appropriately beneath the moonlight of the Moon Goddess. My pack shall witness it, and tonight we shall drink, feast, and celebrate together.” For a moment, I simply stared at him. No one in Wolfhaven had ever spoken about marriage ceremonies before. Any ceremonies that could happen were resolved around Selene. But here, I was about to be wed properly as Luna and

They all answered at once: “It’s tradition!” “Each represents a stage!” “You’ll look so pretty!” My modern brain sighed. “After that,” the maid continued, “you learn the joining dance.” “DANCE?” I yelped. Bella nodded sweetly. “Don’t worry. It’s slow. Elegant. Romantic. The bride and groom move in sync—like wolves circling each other before declaring the bond.” “Okay,” I muttered. “That part actually sounds nice.” “And finally,” Cassidy added, “we walk you through the sequence of the ceremony so you don’t accidentally bow to the wrong elder or turn your back on the fire altar.”