The first step is the one you believe in

[handing]

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

[herotypical]

...Kinda sucks, doesn't it?

[selfhelp]

Well, it definitely isn't fun. The guy who told me isn't even in town anymore, but it still kind of has me on edge. I haven't told anyone else yet.

[He wouldn't have mentioned it, but she's the only person he knows who'd understand.]

[herotypical]

Focus on how real you know you are. I find it helps.

[selfhelp]

Usually I don't have a problem with knowing who I am. I guess it just shook me up a bit? But I don't think about it too much. It's kind of like the Tommy thing- I try to forget they might know my future or what happened in my life. Sometimes it even works.

[herotypical]

Emphasis on the sometimes. [ ... ] People like you -- people who know? They make it hard to get away with all the little white lies we like to usually tell each other about ourselves. Our pasts. You know what I mean.

[selfhelp]

Maybe, in a way, that's a good thing.

[Everyone needs someone like that, even if it's... not the greatest way for it to happen. Having people to call you on your bullshit is important.]