Sonny Side Wedding Novels & Stories

Selena announced. I was afraid of that. “Judy wrote how the party was a hit. Attendees of the Hudson and Van Dyke engagement party enjoyed jokes and great music. R&B artist, Des’ree, made an appearance and sung her past hit song for the newly engaged couple, Kissing You. The mother of the bride, Victoria Van Dyke announced the couple will get married on the second weekend of June. A beautiful summer wedding for a beautiful couple.” “Judy Budd wrote that?” Bruce asked with disbelief. He was sure she would hammer the party as being tasteless and raunchy thanks to Beverly Balsom.

"If that's the case, I can move to the back. Today is yours and Elliott's wedding. I don't want you to get the wrong idea." Elliott turned to me immediately. "Sadie, Claire didn't mean anything by it." I didn't say a word. Dad was the one who panicked first. "No, no, nobody's getting the wrong idea. Ms. Carver, please, sit wherever you like." Then he turned back to me and whispered, "Sadie, don't make things awkward for her." He'd been assigned a seat by the kitchen doors and didn't bat an eye. Owen lost his place in the wedding party, and he told me not to worry about it. The chest got tossed in with the storage, and he said it wasn't worth anything.

From a distance, they looked more like the couple preparing to get married. “Should we adjust the backdrop again?” “Alright.” “Shall we change the lighting to warmer tones?” “Your call.” “Then maybe we should make the main stage a little bigger?” “Sure.” Lewis agreed to everything she suggested, his gaze brimming with affection. Meanwhile, I stood quietly in the corner, watching them interact. I was neither angry nor confrontational. The day before the wedding, I received a message from Switz that my grandfather had arranged everything. A flight would depart the next morning.

Sonnet replied with a smile. Zyra also smiled. As they chatted and laughed, they came to an agreement. Maxwell and Sonnet were going to hold a wedding again. It would be held with Sonnet's best friend, Lindy. Then, they would bring Logan and Zyra along. "How extravagant would it be for Harbor City's Four Young Masters to hold a group wedding?" Howard said with a silly smile. Hayden rolled his eyes. "What are you laughing about? Don't forget that you're still single!"

That voice was like a devil whispering in my ear, making me want to throw my phone away. "Try hanging up on me and see what happens." I swallowed my emotions and gave a low response. A cold chuckle came from the other end. "I thought that by refusing to be Quentin’s best man, I wouldn’t have to see you again. But I heard I’m the groom today? What’s wrong? You forgot to inform me?" I picked at the stain on my wedding dress and struggled to reply. "Don’t worry about it." There was silence on the other end. After a long pause, his voice came through, as chilling as the winter wind.

I was just showing her that I didn’t like what was happening to us. "One more kiss!" they shout which made me gasped. I could do nothing but kiss her on her cheek again and face the cameras and smile hard. I hate this day. **** At the reception, they are all busy having a conversation with the guests. Those who attended the wedding were parents, close friends of Verna here in the province. As well as Mommy. She invited Tito and Tita and her friends. Dad was not here. He's already in heaven so Mommy brought Dad's photo.

I had not expected Jayden to pull off such a grand and luxurious wedding in one month. The wedding was decorated with fresh, pink roses, which filled the hall with a light floral scent. There was a huge crystal chandelier in the wedding hall that sparkled brightly. Jayden was in a black suit. He was seated at a piano and playing 'Mariage d'amour' as the opening to our wedding. It was the wedding of my dreams. Jayden stood up and slowly walked toward me after he finished the piece. He bowed slightly at me and reached his left hand out to me gentlemanly.

I'd thrown myself into every detail of the wedding, making sure nothing fell short of her expectations. Meanwhile, Sonia could only watch helplessly from the sidelines and had even despondently prepared for a wedding that might never have a groom. I walked up to her and pulled her into my arms, whispering, "I'm really looking forward to this wedding." … Three days later, I ran into Wayne at the venue. He looked me over and, as always, patted my shoulder. "Colin, it's good to see you at my wedding with Jan again. But today's Sonia's wedding too, so don't let yourself get upset, and don't do anything rash to ruin the ceremony."

I read the invitation, "Please join us as we celebrate our wedding, Noah Johnson and Ava Devlin, request the honor of your presence at their marriage, Saturday, the sixth of October, Two thousand and twenty, GP church, Santa rosa, California. It's good. But there's only three days for the wedding. Did you arranged everything?" "We planned it as a simple wedding with a small circle. Only close ones and friends." I gave a quick hug to Big brother and congratulated him for the wedding. "You have to come for the wedding no matter what because Mr Martinez will be there too. I know it'll be awkward for you but please come for me, Ms Devlin and for yuyang."

**** WEDNESDAY 33/60 "A New York couple preparing to marry. Just when we thought the surprises had ended." Aiden reads out loud. We're back in the conference room, waiting for Tony. Impromptu meeting for finalizing Hawaii's trip. Aiden is reading the reactions to both posts, and they get funnier. The wedding is on days 57 and 58. We picked a venue. Minor arrangements remain. Guest lists. Refreshments. The hard part is over. We're winning this. It'll be over soon. I glanced at Aiden, smiling tenderly. It'll be over soon. No more cocky jokes. Taunting. Satan-related nicknames.