The first step is the one you believe in

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Who: Pepper Potts, Tony Stark, and everyone who has gathered there today.
What: A wedding and reception
When: Sept 14, All Day
Where: Cherry Blossom Hill / The Battle Dome
Summary: Pepper and Tony are getting married finally officially finally.
Rating: PG/PG-13 max? There's at least one kid here.
The decorations on the hill are simple ones; they've chosen this spot because it's naturally beautiful without the need for embellishments. Chairs have been set up for the expected guests, with a clear path laid out for the wedding party. And of course up front there is a place for those people to stand, in sight of everyone gathered so Tony won't be able to tell Pepper "I told you so" as color commentary won't be necessary.

After the ceremony everyone will be invited to go to the Battle Dome for the reception. There Tony's programmed an expansive hall with tables and seating enough for everyone. There's also a dance floor, which everyone is encouraged to take advantage of. The atmosphere is warm and vibrant, clearly intended to help all in attendance have a good time. Dinner will be served, and there's an open bar, with rum by request of the officiant.

Just don't get too rowdy, okay kids?

{{ooc: Visual references and details can be found here. Link is very image heavy. There will be separate threads for before the ceremony, during, and the reception.

EDIT: Now with a sign up to catch the bouquet!}}

Comments

[tearmeanewone]

[Elizabeth gets a laugh out, but she's glad they're heading outside. She needs the air, she feels too warm.]

[Even for the end of summer, it's still cooler outside. Elizabeth takes a deep breath, blows it out, fans her face, has a very modest swig of her drink. No crying, it's a wedding, no crying.]

I'm sorry Jack, it was just a... very nice thing to say.

[250mhzwabl]

Don't be sorry. Sometimes a thing just hits you the wrong way, right?

[Still and side-by-side in the evening air, Jack goes back to rubbing a hand idly across her back, the same sort of light, unceasing touch that's always seemed to settle Eugene when the nights stretch a little too long.]

I think a lot of people here have mixed feelings about going home.