We Got Married Novels & Stories

Tingnan ko silang lahat at napangiti ako dahil ramdam ko ang saya at suporta nila para sa akin. I was unable to resist the thought about the future as my bridesmaids assisted me with the last-minute details of my bridal dress. In addition to tying the knot today, Dylan and I were also looking forward to the birth of our first child. We felt a mixture of joy and apprehension about becoming parents, but we also knew that we could do anything as a married couple. Our marriage was held in a church on the outskirts of town; The building was simple yet beautiful with white pillars and blue glass chandeliers overhead, the stained glass windows giving it an aura of serenity.

We are also preparing for a lot of things for the wedding such as the them of the wedding, the place and more. Noong una kasi ay hindi naman kami ang nag-asikaso ng unang kasal namin kaya hindi stressful noon. Hinintay lang namin ang araw ng kasal namin noon kaya iba sa feeling ngayon. Ngayon kasi sariling desisyon namin 'to. We planned to get married because we love each other. Wala nang ibang rason. Not about business and money. Just our love and family. Kaya ngayon ramdam ko ang stress sa pagpili ng gown at iba pang kailangang asikasuhin.

I stated as a matter of fact. “I know! Pero hindi talaga ako mapakali. It’s almost a year since we got married. Hanggang ngayon, wala pa ring improvement sa ‘ming dalawa. It’s like we’re just married on paper. Though I get it naman! We were just arranged by our parents but still! And we’re living together. Kahit kaunti ba wala talaga siyang nararamdaman sa ‘kin? Gosh! This is really frustrating!”

HUGO wasted no time after I agreed to marry him. Dalawang linggo lang ang nakalipas heto ngayon kami at gaganapin ang isang pribadong kasal sa pagitan naming dalawa. Both of us agreed to have Bryan and Mika become the witnesses.

May nakangiti, nakasimangot, naka-wacky, at kung ano-ano pa. At syempre, hindi namin pinalampas ang marriage booth. Nagkaroon ng mini wedding sa pagitan naming dalawa. May natanggap kaming singsing mula sa kanila na sinuot namin sa isa’t isa. Mukhang laruan lang naman iyon pero gawa pa rin sa metal.

Our engagement spread like a wildfire. There were a lot of messages from my batchmates and people who I barely know. Sa social media maging sa texts. Marami pang nagsasabi na goals kami. Dwight wanted to let the wedding happen as soon as possible but I was the one who told him to postpone it. That we shouldn't rush it. That we should savor our moments together first. But, honestly I couldn't even understand myself. Magulo. Sobrang gulo. I couldn't put them into words. Our parents were totally against it but we told them it's our decision.

Kaya ipagsawalang bahala ko na lamang ang lahat. Binitiwan niya ang kamay ko saka tumayo at binuhat niya ako na parang bagong kasal.Pero hindi nga ba bagong kasal nga kami at kasalukuyan kaming nasa honeymoon.Ang pinagkaiba lang ay walang nakakaalam na kinasal kami dahil pumirma lamang naman kami sa marriage certificate.Alam Kong tunay iyon. Pinasok niya ako sa banyo at dahan-dahan niya akong binaba sa tiles.

Alam na namin ito ni Damian bago pa ako operahan noon, pero kahit isa o dalawa lang iyan, basta madugtungan lang ang oras na makasama ko sila, masaya na ako. "Late na tayo sa flight natin," natatawa kong sabi sabay labas ng kotse. Agad niya akong inalalayan nang magsimula akong maglakad. Suot pa namin ni Damian ang aming mga wedding dress dahil galing kami sa aming kasal. Our second wedding. Dumiretso na agad kami rito sa airport para sa flight namin patungong Paris for our honeymoon.

Pagkatapos ng lahat ng dagok na dumating sa buhay ko. A month after the incident, we continued our wedding. Pero imbes na sa simbahan ay dito kami sa resort nagpakasal. It was a private one. Tanging mga kapamilya at malalapit na kakilala lang ang nasa seremonyas. Hindi rin kami nagpapasok ng media. Wala naman akong problema kung saan ginanap ang kasal.

“H-Hindi ako sanay!" “Masasanay ka rin, asawa ko,” he smirked, spinning her gently. They swayed together, surrounded by friends cheering and teasing. For a while, everything felt surreal, like time had paused, leaving only laughter, music, and happiness. Later that night, Razen led Love to the quieter part of the garden beside the church. The fairy lights glowed softly, and the stars above stretched endlessly. They stood there, hand in hand, facing the open sky. “Can you believe it?” Love whispered, her voice thick with emotion. “We’re actually married.”