Scene From A Marriage Novels & Stories

Everyone walked down from the bus, Mirabel sighted the church which was close to the mountains. Several minutes later, all the actors and actresses were in place already "Ok, we start at the count of two... Everyone at the spots, one, two... ACTION" Director Charles's bold voice rang into our ears. The scene started, whereby Lady Penelope walked down the aisle with her father accompanying her and Patricia walking behind the duo, the scene ended as the marriage knot was tied with the Duke. "CUT" Director Charles's voice was heard which made us all stop what we were doing.

Kairus said softly, his voice laced with emotion as he gazed lovingly at Avyanna, his eyes reflecting all the memories they had shared and the future they were about to build. Avyanna smiled warmly, her heart fluttering at Kairus's words. She squeezed his hand gently, her own emotions threatening to spill over. "I’m happy too... more than words can ever say," she whispered back, her voice trembling slightly with the weight of everything they had endured together. The marriage bureau stood tall before them — a simple building, yet to them, it symbolized a monumental moment. The glass doors reflected their joined hands and hopeful faces, like a mirror of the life they had fought so hard to rea

He stood at attention when he heard the sound, but did not hold back the smile on his face, and waited with the others below for Robert to announce the marriage in person. It is rare for the atmosphere in Jun North to be so harmonious. In fact, it is not just because of Robert's marriage. After all, he won the battle and raised his eyebrows, and everyone was happy in their hearts. In the scene, except for the few courtesans who were still thinking of Robert, they were a little frustrated, and everyone looked at the pair on the stage with a smile. Egan's female companion had already left, and he stood alone at the very edge with a slight smile in his eyes.

I watched them from beside the small aisle, and for the first time, I saw a wedding without fear. No betrayal. No revenge. No scandal. Just two people who wanted to choose each other in front of witnesses. Alexander’s voice was steady as he pronounced them husband and wife, and when Joel kissed Mara, everyone clapped loudly. I clapped too, smiling. Then Alexander looked at me from where he stood. It was only one glance. But it stayed. After the ceremony, Mara insisted we join the photo. I tried to refuse, but she shook her head firmly. “Please, Ma’am,” she said. “It would mean a lot. You and Mayor look so elegant together.”

He smiled at me, and I felt my heart skip a beat. "Dear friends and family, we are gathered here today to witness the union of Scarlett and Atlas in marriage. Marriage is a beautiful thing, a union of two hearts, two souls, and two lives. It is a commitment to love, honor, and cherish each other for the rest of your lives. Scarlett and Atlas have chosen to take this step today, in front of all of us, to declare their love for each other and their commitment to spend the rest of their lives together. Scarlett, do you take Atlas to be your lawfully wedded husband?" "I do," I said, looking into Atlas's eyes.

THIRD PERSON’S POV: The wedding scene was breathtaking. The venue was adorned with flowers of every color imaginable, their sweet fragrances floating through the air. Soft, melodic music played in the background, adding to the ambiance of the moment. Ice sat among her family, her husband's hand in hers, and their children nestled close. The atmosphere was a mix of emotions: joy, nostalgia, and even a touch of bittersweetness.

I said. “Is this really your final decision?” Alpha King asked. I nodded. “Very well,” Alpha King said. “Can you… Alpha King… can I humbly request you to be the officiant of this marriage?” I asked, holding back the quiver in my voice. Alpha King peered at me, his eyes heavy with a sorrowful helplessness. He bowed his head in a gentle nod. *** The battlefield had turned into an altar. Instead of the beauty of flowers and lights as the decoration, there was a gore of mutilated dead bodies and blood. The aisle my feet walked down was covered with cracks and ashes.

By the time he returned to his seat, the movie had begun. They watched closely, their fingers intertwined. At a romantic scene between a married couple, Samuel leaned closer and whispered, “One day, I will do this with you… in our matrimonial bed.” She smiled shyly. “I can’t wait.” They held hands tighter and shared a soft, secret kiss. Soon, the movie ended. Mariam quickly stood up, ready to leave— Then she heard her name. “Mariam.” Her heart skipped. She turned toward the giant screen.

He's now Emily and James's son. Apparently, they grew a liking toward him. "You see my mom and dad got married by contract." Aria advertised with a smile on her face. Charlotte nodded. "Yep. I've definitely heard that before." Aria chuckled. "I know, but now I'm happy that their marriage is real. At first, the contract thing confused me, you know? Especially after learning that contracts expire. I can't believe I get to watch." She beamed, then looked at her parents' happy faces.

Chloe said. “Thank you,” Zen smiled. “Are you bored here?” “Not much. I guess it takes time for me to adapt to this place,” “You don’t like your new place?” “No, it’s great," "Surely, you will like this place,” Chloe said. “It doesn’t feel like I am going to get married tomorrow, it’s so mundane here,” Zen said. “I get it. Since the marriage is going to be at the shrine, Marcus didn’t put a lavish decoration here but he has arranged a grand lunch here for everyone,” Chloe said, “Tomorrow, you will see it,”