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timeandtides_backup2010-06-14 09:01 pm
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Entry tags:
- braska,
- eiko carol,
- firion,
- lulu,
- rikku,
- rydia of mist,
- tidus,
- yuna
Suteki Da Ne~
Characters: Braska, Eiko(!), Tidus, Yuna, possible cameos by the ones designated to keep the couple on their feet
Progress: In Progress
Summary: The ceremony itself - complete with Eiko trying to be all official
Location: Luca, southern beach
Date: Friday, June 18, 1804
Warnings: Possibly Extreme Sap, but probably none
Despite the fact that Yuna was no longer a member of Yevon (and Tidus had never been one to begin with), they'd chosen to base their wedding along those lines, as it was the one they, and the people around them, were most familiar with. This one, though, wouldn't turn out the way Yuna's first ceremony had, and thank god for that. The air in general was less formal, more relaxed, and there was no sense of heavy religion about the thing, for the most part.
Braska was officiating, while Eiko had insisted on "helping," which Tidus had reluctantly given into. They were waiting at the front, on a wooden platform that had been constructed for this purpose, in front of a screen constructed of draping fabrics and various flowers and greenery that grew around Luca. Benches had been set out in the sand to seat the guests in a semicircle, cut into three pieces by the two aisles that were left open for the bride and groom (and their supporters) to make their way down at the start of the ceremony. The weather had cooperated, for once, as it was a bright and sunny day, though the wind would gust sometimes rather unexpectedly.
Progress: In Progress
Summary: The ceremony itself - complete with Eiko trying to be all official
Location: Luca, southern beach
Date: Friday, June 18, 1804
Warnings: Possibly Extreme Sap, but probably none
Despite the fact that Yuna was no longer a member of Yevon (and Tidus had never been one to begin with), they'd chosen to base their wedding along those lines, as it was the one they, and the people around them, were most familiar with. This one, though, wouldn't turn out the way Yuna's first ceremony had, and thank god for that. The air in general was less formal, more relaxed, and there was no sense of heavy religion about the thing, for the most part.
Braska was officiating, while Eiko had insisted on "helping," which Tidus had reluctantly given into. They were waiting at the front, on a wooden platform that had been constructed for this purpose, in front of a screen constructed of draping fabrics and various flowers and greenery that grew around Luca. Benches had been set out in the sand to seat the guests in a semicircle, cut into three pieces by the two aisles that were left open for the bride and groom (and their supporters) to make their way down at the start of the ceremony. The weather had cooperated, for once, as it was a bright and sunny day, though the wind would gust sometimes rather unexpectedly.
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He knew they'd taken all the precautions they could to stop him appearing, but there was always the chance they'd slipped up. Tidus just groaned and stood still, already starting to sweat in the heavy fabric.
"Man, how do priests live with this all the time?"
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Honestly, Firion never understood how Tidus could wear that, those gloves, and the boots in the water and still swim so fast.
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...Well played, Firion. Well played.
Tidus just rolled his eyes, then straightened everything out one last time (he hoped) and moved to the entrance of the little tent. "Just don't let me fall over, all right?"