Avengers Tower- Clint's New York- Saturday evening

[throughaphase]

The sun had gone down (you're welcome, vampire friends) and the lights brightening the outside of Avengers Tower had gone on. The outcropping had been decorated nicely with promises to Tony that it would be back to normal in the morning. There was a huppa on the far end with a certain blue mutant there to officiate, and plenty of seating on either side of the aisle for guests.

When the music started, Lucky and Rook were sent down the aisle first, wearing little doggie tuxes, with one carrying the rings on a pillow on his back. When they finally got up there, they were followed by Lockheed, tossing flowers out of a basket pretty much because he had opposable thumbs and that gave him flower dragon status.

And then Kitty came out, looking happy enough that she'd probably bounce all the way down the aisle if she didn't have Logan on her arm on the way. It was time to get this wedding started.


[If you think you got an invite, you did. Yay wedding!]

Comments

Re: Audience

[bitten_notshy]

Anders appreciated the effort Emma was making, and so he was going to hold off on gossiping with her until they were out of the wedding.

"Do you think there's going to be another you here?" he murmured. "That could get awkward. Interesting, but awkward."

Re: Audience

[icecoldfrost]

"Oh, do you think?" Emma, please don't look so pleased with the idea. You're supposed to be behaving. "Although I'm under the impression that Miss Pryde isn't the biggest fan of her-me, and there's no reason to invite people you dislike to your own wedding."

Re: Audience

[bitten_notshy]

"Not unless they're blood relatives," Jack conceded. "Besides, two Emmas in one room would be too much for any wedding to handle. You'd outshine the bride."

Re: Audience

[icecoldfrost]

"Not even if they're blood relatives," Emma said firmly. Because, well, Jack had met her family.

"And I will be the first to admit that two of me would be a bit much for anyone or any event to handle." Emma and Christian had been bad enough as children. Two adult Emmas? She had enough self-awareness to know that was a horrible idea.

Re: Audience

[bitten_notshy]

Jack smiled slightly. "You're right. Some blood relatives aren't worth inviting."