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[pilot_princess]

Good morning, Discedo!

[Gulliver squeaks, and Anemone giggles.]

And, uh... who owns that garden on the roof of the high school?

Um... what does anyone know about weddings? I mean, I've heard of the bride and the groom at the alter and the flower girl part, but... what else is there to a wedding?


[[ooc: I know it seems kind of rushed since I brought it up in the HMD but I planned this yesterday afternoon so, um. orz]]

Comments

[prodigal-axe.livejournal.com]

... Guess I don't know that much about it, either.

[coronercolonel.livejournal.com]

My, my, getting hitched so soon?

You've covered the basics, unless you actually want an hour or more long sermon performed by a priest.

[pilot_princess]

No? Maybe there's a book or a magazine or something...

[dynast-daughter.livejournal.com]

Typically, alongside the service, there are flowers, dining, music and dancing. In the traditions of my world, at least.

My own... we had a parade through the streets of Rabanastre; a Chocobo-drawn carriage.

[pilot_princess]

We're not getting hitched...

Hour long sermon?

[pilot_princess]

Oh... like a party after?

A chocobo-drawn carriage... that sounds pretty fun!

[coronercolonel.livejournal.com]

Where I come from, the most formal weddings usually have sermons performed by the priest before the actual act of matrimony. Many people opt to leave that part out, however, and proceed to the act of pronouncing the couple as husband and wife.

1/?

[beatsupboys.livejournal.com]

Anemone!

2/?

[beatsupboys.livejournal.com]

What happened to you?

3/?

[beatsupboys.livejournal.com]

But now you're, like, happy.

4/?

[beatsupboys.livejournal.com]

... Just tell me what happened, okay?

5/6 I AM SO SORRY FOR THIS SERIOUSLY

[beatsupboys.livejournal.com]

-- Wait, someone's getting married?

6/6

[beatsupboys.livejournal.com]

First tell me what happened to you, though. I was totally worried and you wouldn't talk to me!

[pilot_princess]

Oh... that sounds kind of boring. But Dominic likes boring stuff sometimes.

[pilot_princess]

...it doesn't matter, okay?

We... we should just think about my wedding.

[dynast-daughter.livejournal.com]

A reception, yes, that family and guests may have the chance to express their well-wishes and enjoy the occasion.

I was glad to be able to share the occasion with my people, but I would not have been adverse to a more... private celebration.

Strikes = do not exist.

[coronercolonel.livejournal.com]

The most awaited part of the sermon is usually the shortest. It's what comes after that what most people skip. Here, one is given the luxury of not having the Score read. It's only the most awaited for some.

Ah, the name of the groom-to-be?

1/2

[beatsupboys.livejournal.com]

Your w--

2/2

[beatsupboys.livejournal.com]

But you're my friend, and I want to know what happened to you.

[going-to-change.livejournal.com]

A wedding? Really?

Well, as far as weddings go, all that matters is that the people getting married love each other with all their hearts.

That's what weddings are about. It's when you're ready to share your heart and soul with another person. Sometimes you'll fight and disagree, but it's the kind of love where you also are able to accept a persons flaws as well as all the wonderful things about them.

I dunno if I'm making sense, but that's what weddings are all about~

Oh yeah and hor deurves.

[pilot_princess]

Ah... your people? Are you royalty, or something?

[pilot_princess]

Oh? What part is that?

[Sheepish giggle.] Dominic.

[pilot_princess]

I don't think you want to know.

We... should go look for pretty dresses together.

[beatsupboys.livejournal.com]

You're my friend. Of course I do.

[coronercolonel.livejournal.com]

I'm afraid it's not applicable here, or anywhere else aside from my world.

Yes, I heard the first time. I was merely making sure I wasn't mistaken. He must be happy to have such an enthusiastic wife.