Seeing It All Come Together.

I took a wander through the park this afternoon with Ranih to check on the progress for the wedding. Seeing everything taking shape, the marquees, the pathways, the little touches we’d only talked about on paper, was both exciting and, if I’m honest, a little unnerving. It’s one thing to plan a wedding; it’s another to watch it physically rise out of the ground around you.

We couldn’t resist walking down the aisle while the place was swarming with people adjusting every last detail. It felt slightly mischievous, stepping through the space before it’s officially ours, but also grounding. A quiet moment in the middle of organised chaos.

We had originally planned to go with a purely traditional Trill ceremony, but in the end we decided to blend in a touch of classical Earth style. Something about the atmosphere in those old images we found just resonated with both of us. The fusion feels right, like a small reflection of who we are together.

As we get closer to the big day, my diary entries may start to wobble a little. Things are getting busier by the hour, and I might have to miss a day here and there and catch up afterwards. I’ll try to keep the thread going, though. These little moments feel worth holding onto.

Image from Unsplash by Jeremy Wong Weddings