Mia smiled as her hair was fiddled with by giggling friends of hers, who's chatter never seemed to end. She could hear Guests arriving in the Church, and every footstep brought a happy excitement to her heart.

The white gown she'd been adorned in was of surprisingly comfortable fabric, and the chittering girls fawned over every little detail, while Mia quietly readied herself.
She could barely contain her excitement as her heart flipped in her chest.
The Wedding- the official Wedding would begin soon, as soon as everyone was ready.

Chase frowned as he resisted the urge to pull at the collar of his tux. It was hot, and uncomfortable, but if that was all it took, then he would be fine with it. He watched other tuxedo-clad ushers directing wedding-goers to their seats in the pew of the church, and his heartbeat intensified. Watching from a balcony, he sighed, and turned away. He was starting to get impatient, and nervous, but even that couldn't compete with the strange happiness.

He grinned at a passing assistant who was carting a tray of appetizers to the banquet hall, and she smiled back tentatively.

All there was to do...was wait.

Wess slowly walks in, Chris in his arms and clinging to his hip. Both were wearing tuxedos, and Wess was glaring at Chris, who refused to walk on his own in a tuxedo. Wess, nearly collapsing onto the front pew, detaches Chris from his hip and plops him down to the left of himself. Wess nods to Mia and Chase, while Chris manages a small wave and sits back down pouting. "Dun wan' be here," he says softly, looking at Wess. "If you stay, there will be candy afterward," Chris nods vigorously, before sitting up straight and attuning himself to perfect posture. Wess rolls his eyes and adjusts his own tie, this one was black with golden bells on it. It seemed he had a tie for every occasion. He takes a deep breathe and waits for the procession to start.

Kazu ran up to Mia as fast as she could. "Mia! you look gorgeous!' "Just like the princess i always imaged you being!" She gushed on and on about how lovley Mia looked. Kauzmi herself was waring rather formal clothes, nothing to fancy. "I can't beleive you're getting married!" "We'll be hypathetical sister-in-laws!" "I am so excited!" "Ah1 that reminds me! I got you something!" Kauzmi pulled out a lovley white flower and handed it to Mia. "I found this on the way!"

So today was the faithful day as two lives would be combined in the holiest of ceremonies--matrimony. The two red heads stood in the church, one sitting herself down in the pew and the other standing by a nearby mirror fixing his fancy jacket as well as making sure all of his hair was slicked back with the gel.

Ari had actually decided to put his hair back in some sort of holding, just to look nice for the event, it was a wedding after all. He let out a soft groan, "I know I will hate myself later for doing that." He mumbled to himself. He could see his entire face, eyebrows and all, it was completely slicked back. With a satisfied hum, he finally walked away from the mirror and moved his way towards one of pews. He was going to have to congratulate the two newly-weds after the ceremony.

Savannah, on the other side, was sitting, playing with the hem of her dress. She lightly hummed a simple little tune, one sounding a little like the familiar wedding tune for the march of the bride. She sighed weakly, a little smile on her face. It was such a nice day.

Kitty didn't like dresses, or formal events that much. It was Chase's and Mia's wedding, so she couldn't afford to miss it though. She couldn't believe she was in a dress again though and as soon as she got there she sat down immediatly and looked around idly, a figure in a tux caught her eye on the balcany. By the looks of it, it was Chase being all nervous with the pre-wedding jitters. Silently she giggled to herself, he'd be fine one he saw Mia. She hoped at least.

Meanwhile, Dylan was about to die with excitment herself. She loved weddings and loved dressing up for them. Earlier that day she spent hours curling her usually straight hair, putting her special make-up on, and making sure her own dress was in tip top shape. She wanted to look her best for her boss's wedding and she couldn't help but thinking of her own dream wedding. A smile spread across her face, if only she could experince love like Chase and Mia. That would be the greatest thing ever. Dylan was too excited to sit was the only problem, so before the wedding ceromony started she planned to walk around and look for someone to sit by. She didn't realize that she had came to the wedding alone untill she got here and she didn't want to be alone.

An anxious supervisor, likely some stuffy old relative of the bride that Chase hadn't had the pleasure of meeting formally yet, was motioning wildly at him. He raised an eyebrow and assumed that it meant it was almost time for the service to begin. He peered out again, and saw more people piled into their seats. He smiled when he saw some familiar faces in the crowd, and calmed down a little bit.

The same fussy relative came over to him and started to straighten out his clothes, and he felt oddly violated. "Uh," he said, not sure how to feel about being frisked by someone whose name he didn't even know. He backed away, chuckling nervously. "The seats for the family of the bride are over there," he said, pointing.

Mia laughed as Kazumi charged into the room where she was being prepared for the ceremony, giving her friend a hug.
"Thanks for coming, Kazu." She smiled, laughing warmly.

One of the chittery Bridesmaids opened the door to Alisa, who'd been arranged as her flower girl, who looked quite pretty in the dainty dress.
"Hi, Alisa." She smiled, straightening her dress a little. "You ready?"

"It's starting soon, Mia." A blonde Bridesmaid giggled, lost in her own excited chitter.
"Kazu, you'd better find a seat." Mia smiled, letting Kazumi out of the hug.

Everyone knew about the wedding that was happening today. It was hard not to. It was all over the town, in every place you went. Dante hadn't been to any social event or anything similar in what seemed forever.
He wasn't sure about showing up. After all, he figured there would be a lot of people he might not know. He was a usually formal person, so an outfit was no problem.
Dante decided to go. Not having seen anyone in awhile anyway.
As he walked through the front doors, he saw quite a few people. He chose his seat near the back.

While Ari had been dusting off his suit in silly little spots, a head of curls came into his view from his peripheral eye. He furrowed his brows together then let out a soft laugh. It was Dylan, and apparently she had knack for formal wear, or she just loved getting dolled up and going out to fancy events. He wasn't sure if he should have called her over or not but he kept to himself for a moment before speaking up in a bit of a forced hush tone, "Dylan!" He whispered in the loudest whisper possible, not wanting to really disturb many people sitting in the church, in an attempt to beckon her over.

Miharu glanced into the now highly occupied church and felt nervous. It wasn't like she wan't invited, but it just seemed so unwelcome. She had never been to a wedding, not one. Her parents had been invited to one before, but she wasn't allowed to come. Something about young people aren't alowed to go to weddings.
Everyone was dressed beautifuly, including her. It was the first time she got to dress formally in a long time. She straitened her hair and put it up in butterfly clips and it took her forever to pick what to wear. It was simple, yet complex. Others looked prettier than her, but the prettiest was the bride. Miharu approached her with caution, as if she came any closer and the bride's dress would become rags. "Excuse me! I just want to say congratulations and that you look absolutely stunning today!" She said.

Kazu smiled and nodded. "Good luck." She whispered before slipping out. She had one last thing to do before she sat down. Kazumi looked around the crowed until she found chase. "Hey there." She whispered smiling. She laughed at how fulstered Chase looked. "Not getting cold feet, are we?" "A mother-in-law's worst nightmare." "Better watch out." Kazumi laughed playfully punched Chase in the arm. 'Common, if you can put up with me, surely this will go smoothly." "I'll see you later, kay?" Kazumi winked and went to have a seat.

Soph rushed in quickly, going pink at her lateness. How could I be late?
She looked around at the other people here who were chatting, recognising most of the faces. It was nice-the girls were in dresses, the guys in tuxedos. Smart and sweet.
She noticed Kitty and went to sit next to her, not wanting to look stupid standing up. Soph smiled, arranging the hem of her dress neatly over her knees. A perfect Summer's day for a wedding.

Chase glanced outside, seeing the sunlight pouring into the church through the pretty stained-glass windows. A ray of light illuminated the front of the church, where he had to go stand and wait for Mia to enter and the organ to start playing the bridal march. They had been over all of this the night before, at their rehearsal, but it felt a little more real now.

Gathering his breath, he walked out and took his place by the altar, in front of the priest who was presiding over the wedding. He looked out at the audience, which was larger than he had expected it to be, and saw everyone grinning back at him. He was surprised into a general, wide-reaching smile in return as he waited.

Still waiting.
Nothing to do...but wait.

"Yo Soph," said Kitty. She acted oddly casual at such a formal event, it didn't fit the dress she was wearing. She wondered when the ceromony would start. When Chase walked out she knew it would be soon, but she couldn't be for sure. She hadn't attended any weddings as far as she remember; she had to talk to Luna about what to wear too. "What's up?"

Across the church Dylan heard a familar voice call her name. She looked at Ari and walked to him;her curls bouncing slightly with every step she took. "Hey Ari," she said cheerfully. He looked different today, his hair was nicely done and she had never seen him dress up this much before. "You look good," she stated. Suddenly a lot of people sat down, meaning the wedding would start soon. "Wanna sit by me?" she asked innocently.

Ari lightly scratched his temple at her compliment, "Why, thank you." He smiled nervously, "So do you. I almost didn't recognize you with all of your curls. But it looks like nice." He told her with a sincere tone in his voice. Soon, people began to sit down as Chase walked out and towards the alter. He mindlessly nodded, "Yeah, I'll sit by you." He agreed, moving to get to a pew on the groom's side of the church, since he didn't really know any of the bride's family.

Mia smiled as the Bridesmaids let go of the many accessories they'd been fiddling with, all grinning broadly.
"It's time!" One of them sang.

Indeed it was, the Organ started it's famed march, and a hush had become the crowd that filled the pews.
She felt her heart dancing in her chest.
"Alisa? You ready? Go." She smiled, nodding her Flower Girl forward.