Snap Yo Fingers Dance Wedding Novels & Stories

the mayoralty were signing along while eating, marrying joy was evident in this village, I hadn’t payed attention that Leonidas had left to do as he spoke of, once he had returned he had a guitar strapped on his back, his smile was big when I saw him, a kiss latter an elder man came to Leonidas to ask, “Ying man care to use that guitar with the rest of them folks?” He looked at the group of musicians who didn’t have a guitarist. I said, “Go, I will-” I was about to tell when an elderly lady came. She took my hand and chirped, “Come dance with the lads!” She pulled us apart, and we started dancing and playing music with the rest of the villagers. The girls were all simply having fun in their

Amaya POV “Five, four, three…” The countdown echoed around the reception hall, everyone’s voices mixing with laughter and cheers as I tightened my grip on the bouquet. I had swapped my heavy wedding gown for a sleek, elegant dress that let me actually move without worrying about tripping over layers of fabric. Now I stood in the center of the dance floor, the supposed single women behind me, ready to catch. “Two… one!” I tossed the bouquet high over my shoulder. It flew in slow motion, but just as one woman was about to catch it, Cyrus leapt out of nowhere, snatching it mid-air.

Gerald smiled. “I warned you not to drink so much,” he murmured. Myriam burst into laughter and, with swift fingers, synced her playlist via Bluetooth. She selected Last Dance, sung by Lucy Grau. “We’ll start with something gentle,” she whispered, extending her hands to him. Gerald stood. With one hand, he circled her waist; with the other, he intertwined his fingers with hers. Myriam breathed in his masculine scent, her legs trembling beneath her. She rested her hand on his shoulder and guided him in slow, gentle steps.

I nodded to Eddie and he waved back happily, which made the other teenagers look at him in awe. We ate and then Lily and I danced together. I had helped pick out the songs and I wanted to honor my parents by choosing a number that they often listened too, so I chose “Let’s stay together” from All Green. It was a bit cheesy, but the lyrics fit with what I was feeling and I liked the song. Lily and I swayed to the music and I didn’t even notice everyone around us. I only had eyes for my wife. “Yeah, yeah, I know she’s your wife now. But she will be our mate first and foremost,” Santos joked. He didn’t get the whole marriage thing, to him we were already committed.

Of course I do. He stood up from the floor and then helped me up from the floor as well. "Joe told me you've ways wanted to dance to a particular song." He muttered as he brought out his phone from his back pocket, scrolling through his Spotify. "What song?" "Well she said you want to dance to it on your wedding day but don't worry I will make sure it would be played when we're getting married." He played turning page by sleeping at last. I pouted, with a smile on my face as I looked up at him. He grinned and then pulled me by my waist, closer to him. We swayed gently to the music that was playing. Arms around each other, under the stars, grinning from ear to ear.

My fingers curled into his arm like I didn’t want to let go. The ballroom was gold-lit and grand, filled with the sort of people who said words like “legacy” and “optics” over champagne. And then the music started. It was officially time for the couple’s waltz. Jax turned to me and extended his hand. “We have to dance.” I wanted to slap him and kiss him in equal measure. I took his hand.

Eleanor persisted, her defiance unwavering as she met her husband's gaze head-on, her chin tilting defiantly. "No, you're not a slave," Kayden conceded, his voice steady, yet tinged with an undercurrent of pleading. "You're my wife, and I want you to dance with me, not on my fingers. Come on," he implored, extending his hand toward her with a gentle yet insistent gesture.

"Who do you think you are fooling? I was at our wedding reception you know? I paid attention to the stories." Samuel chuckled. "Those were mostly the boys." "Of course, you'd say that." Her fingers slipped beneath his jacket, running over the cotton material of his shirt and bunching it in her fist. As the music played, she swayed backwards, feeling his fingers move against her skin with each move. Thankfully, the song was one she knew, so she sang the lyrics out as they danced. Her hands travelled all over him.

Maan said “Thank you to my wife’s family, for accepting me wholeheartedly as part of your family. I promise to love and take care of Maan and our future family. Thank you to my parents, my sister and her family, thank you for your love and support. Bro, Kap thank you for coming here and to all who are here to celebrate with us…thank you so much.” Gil said, emotionally “Now, let us witness the newlyweds’ first dance.” Joan said and the band started playing the song “From This Moment”.

"Don't you want to have something before sleeping?" She was already going up. "No!" She yelled. "I don't want to gain any extra weight." Elliot laughed at her and yelled. "Okay. Goodnight." In bed, Wanda called Cherry, Cherry switched to video call. "Why'd you switch to video?" "I want to see your ring again." Wanda shook her head. She put her hand to the camera. When Cherry saw her ring for the first time, her mouth was open for ten seconds if not more.