Wedding In The Stars Novels & Stories

Just then, the sky lit up in the distance. Starla looked up. It was a drone show. Hundreds of drones filled the night sky, forming a massive glowing message: “Congratulations to Mr. Xavier Lloyd and Ms. Wendy Scott on their wedding!” The dazzling display of love and celebration left Starla completely speechless. She stood there for a while, just watching. Then, she turned and walked away alone. She went to the laboratory. The staff was already waiting for her. “Are you ready to go?” Professor Zimmer asked. “Just a second.”

The stabbing pain in my chest grew sharper, and I had to lean against a pew, pressing hard against it. Before he left, Marco was still barking orders. "Isabella's family came to you because they trust you. You're the best planner in New York. This wedding has to be flawless." His eyes never left Isabella in that wedding dress. Of course, he didn't see how pale I'd become.

Corvin’s POV Corvin stood at the altar. All the lights were off in the hall, but the glass ceiling let the full moon in perfectly. The room was brighter than it would have been with the lights on. The moonlight gave off a blue light that made everything in the room glow, and the stars littered the sky with sparkling dots. They seemed endless. If it were not for gravity, it seemed one could fall into the stars forever. This day really could have been better. He shouldn’t have had to go all the way over there to pick up the pup, especially today of all days. Her mother should have prepared her.

Amber withdrew her gaze from the starry night sky, completing the final check of my makeup and attire. "Everything is perfect! It's time to go out." I nodded, feeling both nervous and excited. Holding hands with Amber and Tina, I walked towards the red carpet. The moon rose from the valley, casting its fresh light on the grass. Dewdrops on the ground, illuminated by the moonlight, radiated a holy and gentle glow, creating a dreamy atmosphere for the serene wedding. As the band played the first note, I lifted my feet, faced the gaze of the guests, holding a bouquet of daisies, and stepped onto the soft carpet.

Tammy took a deep breath and said, "He likes you but couldn't get his hands on you, so he does not want you to marry another man?! You better pray that you don't meet your true love in the future, or things are going to be very complicated…" Avery gazed up at the sky, glittering with stars that shone beautifully. 'I hope that everything goes well with no accidents for Tammy's wedding tomorrow,' she thought. Within a blink of an eye, it was the morning of the next day. Tammy and Jun's wedding was held at the most sophisticated five-star hotel in the city. Both Layla and Hayden woke up early in the morning and started demanding to be sent to the hotel so that they could see their mother. Mike

Ah, but what an evening for Bryony! Her eyes shone, full of Eddie Warshouski and everything he was. Her father stood beside her, and those she loved surrounded him. The moon was bright and large as it can only be in an unbroken sky, and the stars . . . Why, the stars were absolutely spectacular. They erupted in a meteor shower, falling down to the earth around them, coursing across the sky in a sea of white sparks. They were sky confetti, and celebrated the “I do’s” and the “You may kiss the bride” and they were positively dazzling when Eddie picked Bryony up and spun her around under the clear atmosphere. She laughed and the stars answered, and it seemed as though they were in her hair and

Chapter 242: On the News Jessi and Sarah had brought home Chinese take-out for a late Monday night dinner. They'd worked tirelessly all day coordinating final details for the elegant wedding that would be held on Palm Beach at the end of the week. Pulling off a flawless event would ensure that Sea Star received a great many high-end referrals. Not helping matters, though, was the fact that the mother of the bride kept changing her mind about the arrangements.

When will the wedding take place? The wedding invitations had been distributed a month prior. The wedding was planned as a magnificent and exclusive affair. The location was the Port of Los Angeles, aboard the largest and most luxurious cruise ship, chartered specifically for a three-day voyage. This was not merely a ceremony but a grand celebration for the Hollywood elite and global business figures. Every detail, from the custom-made wedding gown by a renowned designer to the guest list featuring the Hollywood A-list, was orchestrated to cement Cassandra Vance and Ricard as the new power couple. 'This is exactly my dream wedding,' Cassandra thought.

They began to believe that choosing to work for LaStar Technology Corporation was the wisest decision they had ever made. Adina smiled and said, “The sixth day of this month happens to be a weekend. Anyone available can approach Serene to receive an invitation to my wedding.” As soon as she finished her words, the crowd in the office erupted in excitement once more. The wedding of the CEO of Winters Corporation must be a wedding the likes of which have never been seen before, and never will be seen again. The people that were invited to attend the wedding banquet must also be the Sea City’s famous big shots.

I returned to the bridal room and sent Adrian one message. The wedding is canceled. His call came less than ten seconds later. “Elena, have you made enough of a scene?” His voice was low. “Livia slit her wrist. The doctor said she can’t be upset again. Are you really going to fight her over a ceremony right now?” The ring box sat open on the vanity. Inside were the bands I had picked up myself, our names engraved along the inner edges.