Personal Narrative: A Humorous Wedding Day

There wedding was simple and beautiful. His wife's side in the church was packed of happy, cheering and colorful people. On the other side was his family, all

The wedding day finally arrives and Toula’s side of the church is full while Ian’s side is not. The wedding is a traditional Greek wedding. Once married they get into the limo. At the reception Gus gives a speech about not being sure of Ian. He says he has now grown to like him. Maria and Gus present Ian and Toula a present. They have bought them a house. She cries and hugs her parents.

During Carla’s wedding, the couple recites their own vows to each other. They also try to kiss after every word the preacher says. It is very humorous in and innocence type of way. Carla’s mother comes to the wedding at the end. Elizabeth now shows support for her and Daniel. Daniel has a gift to give Carla at the end. The complete marching band including color guard and majorettes from Daniel’s School plays and marches in a parade down the street in front of the car the couple is sitting in. The movie concludes with a happy ending.

Throughout the years they started shifting away. Christy started feeling like she was a single mother, taking care of her own responsibilities and her son, Emerson. Zach and Christy had a conversation on the phone about their relationship and the reason why Zach was coming home, but according to Christy, she didn’t want to save her marriage. They have been married for twenty- four years and now their relationship is going to end because she didn’t tell him to come home. Zach decides to spend the night in Charleston because there was no point in going home if his wife was not willing to give him a second chance. He called the hotel shuttle; on his way back, he realized how much he was in love with her during the first couple of years.

By the time the paramedics reach Adam, they find that he is unconscious and has passed out from the pain. As the paramedics load Adam into the ambulance, assessing that Adam has third degree burns all over his body and completely lost his eyesight. Adam and Avery make it to the nearby hospital and as Adam wakes to hear about his conditions, he feels as if he has lost everything. All he has is his wife Avery, but he can not see her anymore. The doctor come into the room and offer Adam a treatment that could possibly get his eyesight back. Adam desperately replies, “Yes.”. After Avery fills out all of the consent paperwork, Adam then begins to undergo the surgery. Waiting for hours, the doctor comes out to inform Avery that Adam did not make it through the surgery. Avery, Drops to her knees, tears start to fall, and disbelief screams out, “Why?”.

Her boyfriend, Leo, took her on a day trip to Mount Rainier National Park. Soon after they arrived, he got down on one knee. They’ve been dating for three years, and were completely and totally in love with each other. Obviously, Selene said yes to Leo’s incredibly important question. After that life-shattering moment, Leo and Selene started planning their wedding, and realized that they should probably tell their parents about their impending marriage. Selene then had the idea of driving to their respective hometowns, and surprising their parents in person. Leo agrees with her idea and they leave Habben the next day, with the car loaded with

“I can’t believe this shit.” She thought as she pulled her dress down and allowed Bola some time to get in place before her cue. Just as she was walking out of the pastor’s office, her mother walked up in preparation to walk her daughter down the aisle. Tracie could sense that her mother had something on her mind, but she did not want to get into any arguments just as she was about to get married to Sean.

The excitement buzzed through the air as everyone rushed around. There stood Amelia Sonneveld, standing in her white, lace wedding dress in the center of the room, taking it all the chaos; their wedding planner shouting last minute touches, her mother wiping her tears away, her bridesmaids all gathered around the makeup table. Today was the day. She was about to marry the love of her life, Hunter Marsh.

Leland remarks about their collapsing marriage after a short honeymoon period: “Well, after the first couple of months, she and Charlie didn’t see much of each other except at breakfast. It was a marriage just like any other marriage.” Kane’s rapidly deteriorating and failing marriage to Emily is then portrayed. The two go from adoring, loving, newly weds to a compassionless, silent couple nine years later. A flashback is introduced with a slow dissolve from a medium shot of Leland.

Every day, unless there is rain, he works 10 hours and then comes home to his raison d’etre. The day following this particular snow storm was different, they ran short on material because the delivery truck was held up by the weather. Early, and on his way home, there was a minor accident after work and his phone was damaged. Really, it was no big deal because he made enough money where it did not matter. Since he could not call Kari with his broken phone, he decided to surprise her with flowers to show that he had thought of her. He was sure that she would appreciate him going out of his way to purchase these (dingy gas station) flowers. Caught up in the moment, and quiet exhilarated by his plan, he decides to hide his vehicle and sneak up to surprise her. As he marches by their window, using the flowers to conceal himself, he pears through the bouquet in to his apartment. Slowing down drastically, the flowers start to fall from his hand as he realizes that he found his wife with another man. In shock and unable to think, Derek finds a place to wait them out. After they were content with each other, Derek watched as the man dressed and exited through the back of the building, hopping over a fence and disappearing into the woods. Still in shock, Derek went inside greeted his wife and could not begin to process or explain what the hell he just saw. It was obvious that Kari was not aware of what happened, but sensing that something was amiss, she asked him if he was alright. Before he could even think of what to say he realized that he was already talking. He was blaming his poor attitude and pathetic appearance on work and the accident. Not saying anything the entire night, he just stared toward the television and wondered how everything could seem so calm, when under the surface there is a rising storm of great

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Three tier with white frosting. Just how she wanted it. Her family was setting up the chairs. The spring blossoms made a wonderful ---- at the end of the isle. George will arrive soon. As well as the guests. Hearing a knock on the church room’s door she goes to answer. It’s the pastor who will wed them. A friend of her family for many years. “What a lovely sight.” “Oh, thank you.” She blushes. “We’ll be ready soon.” She tells him. “Very well. I’ll seat the guests.” “Thank you pastor.” She replies. Going back to her room, she admires the white dress lying on the bed. Her mother insisted she make for her. Her long white veil was the same one her mother wore on her wedding day. Once her dress is on, her mother comes into the room. “Beautiful.” Is all she says. “Really?” she asks. “George is a very lucky man.” Her mother says. Standing in front of the mirror, she looks at herself. She did look beautiful. Her mother walks up to her. “Now the veil.” Pinning the veil into her hair, she lowers it over her face. “I’ll go find my seat.” With one last hug, her mother leaves. “You look just like your mother.” She turns to see her father standing in the doorway. She smiles. “I’m ready.” “Very well then.” He holds his arm out to her. They walk to the door that opens to the aisle. Taking a deep breath, she closes her eyes and imagines the future George and her will have. One where the love for each other grows even more every day. The children their bound to bring

At the castle, Skye woke up to the chirping of birds and warm wind hitting her body. She saw a note on her desk, so she looks at the note and read it. “The marriage was cancelled so you could be happy, love Mom.” Skye thought as she read the note. Skye began to cry as she thought of what happened. She could now be with Denarise forever, and she won’t get in trouble for it.

I remember it well as if it was yesterday, what a beautiful day it was. The day my wedding took place was in the city of Bakersfield, California June 7th 2014. I was very nervous and exited all at the same time. when I finally got to the church all I was able to see was the great amount of people that had come from miles to attend the wedding. Of course my main concern was my husband, were was he and was he waiting patiently for his bride. I was very curious about what was happening in the church, as one of the photographers was taking pictures of my entrance I decided to ask about my husband and if she had seen him. "Oh yea" she replied, "he's been waiting for you in front of the alter ever since the doors of this church opened". When i heard