Sarah Stanton Wedding Novels & Stories

Kayzer mentioned my whole name. "How did you know my whole name?" "Of course, It is important for me to know my soon-to-be wife." I know our wedding is just a bet but he put effort on it. We only have one day to prepare for our wedding. His secretary helped us to organize everything and called a media for tomorrow. My adoptive parents doesn't know about this yet so I need to go home. "You want me to go with you?" he asked. "As if our wedding has true feelings, babe. I can handle my parents very well so just take a rest for our wedding." I smirked and leave a marked on his neck.

It took the priest clearing his throat to bring them apart. The moved to the reception after the wedding. It was all very nice. Astra was able to drag her eyes away from Nicholas then and so how much of friends and family had attended the wedding, she saw some of her friends from college and even from when she worked with Trevor Abbey. Jared and Sarah were seated together with their son. She could see Stephanie with some hot guy. Astra truly wanted happiness for her friend. She hoped that Stephanie would find happiness at the end.

"I’m sorry, Scarlett." Arthur Sterling’s voice cracked as it hit the microphone. The sound echoed through the church, cutting through the murmurs of five hundred socialites. He wasn’t looking at me. His eyes were fixed on the front row, specifically on my half-sister, Penelope. She sat there with her hands pressed to her chest, her eyes brimming with well-rehearsed tears. "I can't go through with this," Arthur continued, his voice gaining a desperate kind of strength. "I can't marry you when my heart belongs to someone else. It’s Penelope. It has always been Penelope."

Sarah had personally invited him to the wedding; she wanted to make sure that he was present to witness her getting married to another man after he had divorced her. Meanwhile, outside the church, many reporters of different journalistic fame could be seen streaming live the whole event, including the different billionaires who were invited and who had honored the invitation by being present. Meanwhile, in the garage were Sarah and Lucy, who was her flower girl. They were waiting for the time they would be called to start walking inside the church. Since Charles was the groom, he had to walk in with his best man first before they would call her to start walking in. Strangely, unlike other la

Natasha exclaimed as they hugged tightly. "Thanks, Nat. I can't believe I finally found someone who can put up with me," Sarah joked. Natalia and Justino arrived just in time for the ceremony. They hugged Sarah and congratulated her on her big day. The wedding was beautiful, with an outdoor ceremony under a canopy of trees. Jerry beamed as Sarah walked down the aisle, and there wasn't a dry eye in the audience. During the reception, Natasha and Sarah reminisced about their childhood adventures and talked about how much they had grown since then.

"I'm handling the catering for the wedding, and Sarah is one of my staff." "One of your staff?" Hannah questions in disbelief. Harvey shrugs. "Yes." "She's an architect. How the hell is she one of your staff?" "Yes, technically she's an architect," Tamara interrupts. "But as of today, Sarah is also my assistant." "Oh my God! You guys can't be serious." Hannah laughs dryly. "We are," Harvey and Tamara say at the same time. "You guys are just looking for an excuse to get her into the wedding, so that she can stop it."

Because tomorrow, the world is going to try to tear her apart. And I’m going to have to watch it happen. That night, Marcus sends the statement for our approval: “We are pleased to announce that Sarah Wellspring, CEO of Wellspring Insurance, and Ronan, Malachi, and Jaxon HawkThorne of HawkThorne Enterprises are engaged to be married. Our relationship is unconventional, but our love and commitment to each other and our growing family is absolute. We ask for privacy and respect during this time.” Sarah reads it on my phone, I see her hands shaking slightly. “This is really happening.”

POV: JAXON We stood at the beach house. Preparing for Rowan's wedding. April 15th had finally arrived. Perfect spring day. Sunny. Warm. Ocean breeze. Everything he and Sarah had dreamed of. The setup was beautiful. White chairs arranged in rows facing the ocean. Simple arch decorated with flowers. Fifty guests. Intimate. Family and close friends. No media. No publicity. Just love. I was officiating. Got ordained online specifically for this.

The next day, Scarlette's wedding started splendidly. She and Hadrian came out from their residence and headed for Waverly Village. They had bought a house there, and before going there, they had to go to the local church for their ceremony to exchange their marriage vows. The whole wedding process seemed to be quite simple, but was also solemn. They had invited all the villagers. Lamar and Jazelle were the groom's witnesses whereas the bride's wedding witnesses were Hansen and Jenna. It was a great surprise to see that even Stuart attended the wedding.

We compromised: fancy dress for the ceremony, tutu for the reception. "Deal?" I asked. She considered seriously. "Deal." We shook on it like business partners. "She's you," Alexander observed. "Stubborn negotiator." "She's you. Knows what she wants and won't settle." "She's both of us. God help anyone who tries to negotiate with her as an adult." --- The wedding was at a small vineyard upstate. Fifty guests. Outdoor ceremony. Simple but elegant. I'd been nervous about my role—"family witness" was basically made up—but Sarah had been clear: "You're important to James's journey. You should stand with him."