Wedding Jim Caviezel Family Novels & Stories

After Malory got the twins ready, the five of us took a long drive down the coast. When we reached the seaside vineyard just south of Pacifica, our small family arrived to find a posh party already arranged. There were flowers, and a live band, and as soon as James walked us into the grand hall, the lights flicked on, the music started playing, and he dropped to one knee in front of LA and SF’s elite Hollywood families, my excited children watching along. Their father died so long ago they can't even remember him. And even though it felt a bit uncomfortable, being ambushed into a proposal, I said yes. I love James, and so do the kids. They deserve to have a complete family, one with a mother

"Caleb, Kevin told me everything. Since you like me, why don't we just turn this into our wedding?" Vivi's parents hurried over and nodded eagerly. "All the city's big names are here today. We can't let the Jewel and Smith families become a laughingstock. The wedding can't be canceled. Just let Vivian take Winnie's place. Wasn't this the plan all along?" I couldn't recall how they managed to push me onto the altar. All I remembered was snapping back to reality just as the officiant announced, "Now, please welcome the bride, escorted by her father."

Jasper held Elio firmly, turning back, and shouted, "Mom, it's nothing! Don't listen to his nonsense!" "There's definitely something," Nathan chuckled lightly. "Yes, he has a secret." Mila agreed. Lowering her voice mischievously, Candice whispered, "Uncle Nathan, Aunt Chubs, I'll ask Elio about Jasper's secret when we get home." Mila smiled knowingly and nodded eagerly. "Sure, Candice. Ask him when you get back." Candice nodded with a wide smile. The grand wedding spanned two days, with the first day dedicated to the solemn ceremony and the second day to indulgent leisure activities.

A little bit of drool crusts the corner of my mouth. “This is where you agree to love the prince for the rest of your days.” Judgment edges her voice. “Absolutely.” I scrub the evidence off my face and elbow Cirocco. He shoots me a tiny smile. He definitely let me fall asleep on purpose. “For all my days and every star.” Halit nods. “Right. Then—” “We’re pulling up!” Raven calls through the mind-link. I shoot up. We couldn’t get them here in time for any sort of plan, but Kieran and Raven are too important not to invite to the wedding itself. “My family is here. I have to go.”

A crease immediately formed between Jackson’s brows as an uneasy feeling suddenly settled heavily in his chest. “What’s wrong?” Megan asked softly. Jackson didn’t have time to answer. A breaking news notification suddenly popped up on his phone screen. And within seconds, his entire expression changed. Langham Wedding Scandal: Maverick Langham Officially Replaces His Nephew at the Altar. The Most Shocking Wedding of the Year: Ava Celeste Marries Her Fiancé’s Uncle. Jackson’s heart seemed to stop beating for a moment. “What?” His hands moved immediately, opening the article at lightning speed. Photos from their wedding ballroom flooded the screen. Pictures of Ava standing at the altar beside

Whether they were there to genuinely give their blessings or to curry favor with the Irwins and the Hamertons, they were all wearing happy smiles like it was New Year's. Rowan booked three planes to send the Hamerton friends and family over for the ceremony. It was just that Liam was old, and it was a risk for him to move around. Henry stayed to care for him, so he could also not come. Janine was also absent, busy with her venture into the Eropah market. Zephyr felt apologetic, but Cordelia smiled. "It's okay! This is the wedding with my family. When we return to Centrolis, you can give me another wedding, and it'll be fine with your family there!"

Then he pulled me to him in a tight hug. “Mrs. Travis Cross,” he whispered. I didn’t know why, but I liked the sound of that. It was a grand celebration at the resort. My wedding was probably the biggest wedding my family had had since they started their stupid family curse. I hadn’t spent a single cent. Travis refused to make me or my father pay for anything. He made special arrangements with my coordinator that I didn’t know about. Like the grand fireworks at the reception. They were big and lasted for at least twenty minutes.

He didn’t care what I picked; all he wanted was to finally claim me as his wife, but you know how women are, very indecisive. But after a few months of planning, I finally got my dream wedding, and Dr James walked me down the aisle. It was an unforgettable memory, and I was happy my family wasn’t here to ruin my day. They are not meant to be called family, but I was still happy they were not here to ruin my day with their unwelcoming presence. Now that the wedding is finally over, I was in the car with Dexter. People watched us as our cars passed because we were on our way to the airport for our honeymoon, and Dexter decided we would go in a convoy. In his words, his wife deserves this and m

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."

“Cleo, what is he talking about?” Cal broke from the shock and asked, while Casper warned the media to stay away. He indeed assigned Jim Correy to the team knowing that the Callahans would take care of him, never expecting it to be another bloody love story. Jim’s presence was a threat to every woman at the party and Casper was not liking it. “This is not how I wanted to announce it but it already happened so yes, Jim and I plan on getting married,” Cleo tried to sound believable, now that the cat was out of the bag. She also knew it was time to up her game but how could her family allow it?