Novel & Cerita Suguhan Untuk Acara Lamaran

"There's hardly a year left." "Locations are usually the biggest issue during the event, but we already have that sorted," Sarah shrugged her delicate shoulders. "So I think we're pretty good." "Planning? Event? Locations?" I looked from Freya to Sarah in confusion. "What's going to happen?" "The mating ceremony." Darcia grinned down at Sarah before turning to wink at me. "Or in mortal terms, two weddings!" "Wait! You guys are getting married?" My eyes widened in wonder. "When?"

“I grabbed some books at the pack’s library, and I have some notebooks, pens, and fashion magazines,” she told me, rummaging through the bag. “We are going to plan the perfect mating ceremony. I’m so excited for this project. I was thinking over the weekend we could go shopping for some beautiful dresses for the event. We will have the event at the packhouse. Every Luna before you had the mating ceremony and their luna ceremonies, which are typically combined, in the packhouse gardens under the red roses. Because we have less than a week to pull this thing off, I already started on a guest list, and reached out to some amazing bakers and chefs that we can hire.”

“They’re perfect. Exactly what the wedding needs.” Jonathan grinned. “They’ll love that. They don’t get to play many high-end events — mostly festivals and fairs. It’ll be good for them.” “Then it’s settled,” I said, already picturing the ceremony by the lake, the music echoing through the trees. “We’ll book them. I can already see it—sunset, the sound of that violin, maybe a slow dance by the water. It’ll be beautiful.”

I inform both of them. Scarlett cannot suppress the peel of laughter that explodes out of her. “It is basically a country dance, usually accompanied by barbecue food, and it is not as flashy as a ball.” She quickly explains after she is done laughing at me. “Oh, or we can do a luau or a masquerade type thing.” Hannah quickly pops in. “Those murder mystery type dinners are becoming really popular.” Scarlett quickly interjects. They rattle off a few more options and my head is simply spinning.

“There’s hardly a year left.” “Locations are usually the biggest issue during the event, but we already have that sorted,” Sarah shrugged her delicate shoulders. “So I think we’re pretty good.” “Planning? Event? Locations?” I looked from Freya to Sarah in confusion. “What’s going to happen?” “The mating ceremony.” Darcia grinned down at Sarah before turning to wink at me. “Or in mortal terms, two weddings!” “Wait! You guys are getting married?” My eyes widened in wonder. “When?”

The ladies all danced to the gada beat and sang songs like salo, yar budule, godiya and more. The sixth event was the walimah which is an event whereby the wife to be is dressed up in an Islamic fashion with attendance of any female that can attend. There, a female Islamic scholar is invited and she preaches all about the dos and don'ts of marriage and whatever the bride should know.

Scheduled to begin a week before the actual wedding date itself, leaving little rest for the bride and groom that at their wedding night, they would prefer sleeping rather than bonding. Not to mention the unmarried eligible creatures roaming like helpless sacrifices around the event. Inquiries after inquiries followed by advice and solutions, ending with the presentation of possible suitors are inevitable– there will always be that one aunty that devotes her life to match-making. Whether a successor or not, Sarah is on the top list just for her beauty, a guarantee of cute babies. Santha introduced Sarah to few people, mostly eligible bachelors from high standards, looking dashing especially

Perhaps Diaz will volunteer to lend Edwin his voice if there is a category for choosing the most dramatic employee at the annual company function, and Edwin will take home the prize with a unanimous vote. “Yes, I asked what your response would be because I knew no one else would ask you that and I wanted to know.” “You bastard." “Your answer?” “Well, maybe I will accept.” Diaz widened his eyes, "Is that true? Before, neither there was something similar nor nothing like it." "Diaz, in today's society, there are girls who are willing to be as serious and concise as that. Why else would someone ask me to be their first married spouse? Just make it official if there is!"

He passed me a flirty wink. I went back to dishing the food. I remembered I wanted to ask him something. "Cai, I meant to tell you about this charity event I'm holding after our wedding. It's like a fundraiser where we would be auctioning artworks, men, ladies—" "Ladies?" "Oh, not for what you think," I added sharply. I dropped his food in front of him. "The men bid for who would get a date with the woman and if she chooses, she can warm his bed. It's just a normal date," I dropped mine and went to get some protein shakes for me and cold juice for him. "It's the same thing for the men who will be auctioned out."

Guests and sponsors were settled in their own individual housing while others are booked on local hotels. Her uncle Bruno was so excited to cater to the event adding publicity to their ever growing food business. Leonie is her bride's maid, while Jade is the pretty little flower girl dress in a princess gown showering the aisle with flowers along with the other cute girls, to pave the way for the bride to walk in. When the marching band played Ruby came marching behind the sponsors with Bruno giving her away, as she walked down the makeshift isle she was wondering how does it feel if the seven years had never happened? Will she be more happier than today?