Wedding Daze Parents Guide Novels & Stories

Yes, I didn't want to get married, but I'm a man, and I have needs like every man out there. "Well, I made a promise to Granny that I'm not going to let you do all those things," Daze said. "I'm going to order water for you." He scanned the bar, looking for a waitress, but his eyes widened when they fell on the entrance, and his mouth fell open. I frowned as I followed his gaze.

she said with a smile that seemed forced. A few hours later, we headed to the wedding venue. I sat beside my parents while Zara insisted on sitting with my sister, which I accepted. However, I couldn’t stop wondering what the duo was up to. I couldn’t shake off the uneasy feeling that something was off. I sensed a disturbance but couldn’t pinpoint it. “What’s wrong, son?” My mum asked. “I just feel like something is wrong.” She smiled, sharing a story of her wedding day jitters. “It’s probably because you’ve been waiting for this for a very long time... Don’t worry; nothing will go wrong,” my dad assured me. “I hope so, too.”

Similarly, when Ken shows up on weekends, I know there's no way I'm getting out of this wedding without killing him or him getting killed. There was a problem with everything at this wedding. First, the minister who had to officiate the marriage left when he realized the groom had run away. The second I realized Ken had run away, I sent everyone out, the caterers, guests, photographers, the flower girl, Ken's family, and friends. In addition, Ken's mother has taken the wedding rings with her. Usually, the wedding rings were the bridegroom's responsibility and the maid of honor. Ken's mother insisted on keeping it with her for some odd reason until the wedding processional started. There is n

“Besides, I don’t want our wedding in Red Moon Pack. My mom, your dad, Beta Karl won’t be able to attend here. And I can’t leave until I find my parents, heal my mother, find Dante and put him behind bars, and make the cure.” Damien’s jaw tightened as he glared at her. “We’ll find your parents before then. And in two days, the cure will be ready. I’ll help you find Dante. Seraphina and my father can come here for the wedding. We don’t need to go to Velaris.” He stepped closer, his tone softening but determined. “You don’t need to plan anything. I’ll hire people to handle all of it. All you have to do is show up… looking beautiful.”

Hazel kept opening until she stopped at the twenty-sixth page. “ Dear Marie, I’m twenty-two today, and guess what? Gerald asked me to marry him. I’m excited but it’s only on one condition. If we don’t invite my parents because his family's reputation depends on it. I know this sounds crazy but I agree. I’m stupid, right? Yes, I know. I hope as time goes on I might be able to let him invite my family over. My wedding is in a month, it’s fast well there’s nothing money can’t do. It’s weird but I’m excited, I guess my happiness is what matters the most” the page reads for Hazel to scoff. “Why will she do that?” Hazel whispered as she kept opening then her eyes opened wide at the thirty-fourth p

But the cold in my chest was far worse. My phone buzzed again. This time, it was my mother. She told me the wedding was set for two weeks from now. All the major Mafia families have been contacted, and they have all pledged to attend the wedding. I can also bring up any other ideas I may have. “No need. Let’s keep it as planned.” In our world, postponing a wedding was never just personal. It was a statement—one that affected alliances, reputations, and balance. I was done complicating things.

I breathed on his scent and I realized I was addicted to it. ~*~*~ "Ah. This is so beautiful!" Mom blurted when she saw my wedding dress. Because of her break up with Felix, she busied herself in my wedding preparations. She was all around every detail. Dad and Dahlia on the other hand are planning to go here in Lynnwood next week and stay at one of the small hotels in the town until the wedding. Dahlia wants to help me with the preparations and she seemed very enthusiastic with it. Though, I couldn't imagine her and Mom doing things at the same time. I'm sure Mom won't be awkward since she's really comfortable with anyone. But I doubt in Dahlia's part. And what about Dad? I couldn't imagine

I’ve abandoned all shame and reputation. Chase’s father didn’t say a word. He simply stood up and left the dining area. My father stood up as well and left, followed by Aunt Minda. Chase’s mother followed her husband shortly after. Chase quickly approached me to help me stand. “Lexi, you shouldn’t have done that,” he said seriously. “O my god,” Chelsea said worriedly. I smiled at the two of them to show I was fine. “Chase, you promised to do everything to give me the wedding I want. So, trust me to do everything to win our parents’ blessing. And our wedding will be the Wedding of the Year.”

I lifted my head and nodded earnestly. "I'm not that same reckless little girl anymore. I won't cry so easily. This marriage is my responsibility, and I trust your judgment, Papà, Mamma." Seeing I had no resistance to the family's arrangement, my parents' tense shoulders visibly relaxed. "Good, that's good. We were worried that you and that boy... Forget it, let's not talk about him. Have you tied up all your loose ends? Zia can handle the rest. You need to stay out of sight until the wedding."

You should go home and prepare the materials for it, Dad. After I spat the word "Dad" through clenched teeth, Isaac left angrily. However, I was fine with it. I only needed Dorothy at my wedding. When we exchanged rings, the guests started to stir. "Hey, can you hear something beeping?" "I heard nothing. Are you sure it isn't your imagination?" "But I also hear something vibrating. Is it someone's phone?" The crowd quickly discovered the source of the noise. With a loud boom, the white roses at the wedding venue exploded. Petals filled the air, muffling the crowd's screams.