Sonny Side Wedding Novels & Stories

The moment the message sent; I felt the taut string inside my chest snap— not relief. Resolve. A second later, he replied: “9 p.m. tonight.” “White Rose Chapel, next to City Hall.” “Bring your ID.” “And—don’t let anyone touch that wedding dress.” “It’s what your mother left for you.” “You should wear it when you truly win.” Henry’s POV On the morning of the wedding, I fastened my cufflinks and checked my watch—only a few hours left until the ceremony. The makeup team, planner, venue manager—they’d been sending confirmation messages since last night.

Sonny said, “I dreamt Uncle Zak taking you away without waiting for me. I was running and yelling behind your car, but you never stopped. “After that, I woke up and rushed over to find you. Luckily, you didn’t leave me behind.” Liberty had requested a day off from school for Sonny as he was Serenity’s page boy. Since the wedding was on a Friday, he would also have the weekend to rest before returning to preschool. In an effort to get more holidays, Sonny told Serenity last night, “Aunt Ser, it’ll be great if you and Uncle Zak have weddings every day. Mom will get me out of school every day to be your page boy.”

Small corrections, made by someone who'd been awake at four-thirty in the morning making them. Carter was at the altar, smiling. Three steps in, the music shifted under my heels into a violin, Italian, older than the song I'd chosen. Carter's smile faltered. The room shifted with it. The side door behind the altar opened. Atlas Marchetti stepped through. He was in a black suit, not a tuxedo. He'd never worn the same kind of formalwear as Carter, and he'd chosen the suit on purpose, so that no one in the room could pretend they were watching the same wedding I'd been planning.

I went up the stairs and memories made me sulk. Mom and mommy just laughed because of our mischief. "This is really my wife, I always want to be pampered. Alright, mom, I'll follow my future husband first," said Joseph as he ran up the stairs. "Honey, I'm here!" Joseph shouted with a smile. The day passed and our wedding was set, it will be held in our church. Joseph and I were already in the church, while I was the only one left and they were waiting. I walked out of the house, the car I was going to use to go to the church was waiting outside.

Neither of them had wanted a big, flashy wedding. I'd been teasing Troy about having a big wedding to make up for the fact I had no memory of my own, and he had agreed that we should do it up right. I wondered if my parents would be opposed to us having the reception on the Persephone, a thought that gave me much pleasure and brought a smirk to my face. Dad had been through hell and back a few times in his life, but he was still a traditionalist. I turned to look at him as Rowan and Hanna stepped in front of Tempest, and I noticed the tension leave Dad's shoulders a fraction of an inch as Tempest began to recite the ceremonial rites that would bind Rowan and Hanna together as husband, wifes,

3 months later…… It’s the day of Jake and Sonya’s wedding. They both wake up excited to join their lives together in the human world. Since they are getting married on the pack grounds, they are staying at hideaway. Sonya and the girls stayed in the hideaway the night before the wedding and the guys stayed in the packhouse. Sonya wakes up to a knock on the front door of the hideaway. When she opens it, she is met with a server with a tray of breakfast with a note from Jake telling her how much he loves her and will be waiting for her.

There we were, laughing together in the cool October wind on a beach in Santorini, while our son happily told the waves the biggest news of our lives. The wedding was small. We hadn’t wanted it any other way. Juniper cried from the third row and then denied it with great conviction. Marcus gave a toast that was genuinely funny and only mildly mortifying and sat down looking pleased with himself. Lucas hugging me and clearing any bad air between us was the first thing he did and I appreciated it more than anything.

He’s not going to wait that long. He looked over at the people and smiled at his workmates from Seoul. He approached them and they all congratulated him. “Congrats, bro.” River, the best man and Henney’s boyfriend, tapped his shoulder. Porter smiled at him. They’ve been close since Henney is Janine’s roommate and now, her Maid of Honor. The two couples spent lots of time in preparing the wedding. “Are they coming?” He asked River. River nodded. “Their car is about to park outside any moment from now.” He replied.

***ONE WEEK LATER*** It's finally a week later and the wedding of Tristan and Mike. Things were actually moving faster than they had expected, yet they had to move with the flow. They didn't just have a small ceremonial wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton made sure their son's wedding was spectacular. They didn't care about what the public will say regarding their son marrying a man. All they want is for their son to settle down and have someone he can call his own.

John had left back to England to get things ready for the wedding which will be taking place at New York on Saturday which is in four days to come. The entire families of the Sotomayors has been nothing but a home of jubilation. Finally, another daughter from the famous family was getting married in the next four days. Sonia on the other hand couldn’t count her joy that she was going to be getting married to the man of her dreams, her very first love. While at work, she got a text message from her father telling her to show up at the same restaurant they had met the first time.