His Mafia Queen

Ten

I'm married! As we headed to the reception venue I kept repeating that in my headed. I'm officially Julie Damon.

Me, Chris, and the rest of the bridal party were in the limo. We had bubbly water instead of acohal because of Jack and Alexis. Seeing as I know there gonna try to sneak a little at the wedding. With I mean champagne is what everyone will be having for toasts and the hilarious maid of honor speech Lily is gonna tell. I swear to God she better be sober for that.

I rest my head on Chris's shoulder while we were in the limo. "Tired already?" He joked. "No just happy. Enjoying the moment." I said. I lifted my head and kissed him.

When we got to the reception we went to the hallway were the bridal party went before entering the actual reception room. People were currently in cocktail room. We still had some time before people would be entering the second room. We sat down in chairs.

"Can't wait for the speeches." Chris said. "Don't encourage them. And Lily I swear to no drinking until after the speeches." I said. She put the glass with acohal down.

When we entered the room we sat down at the table set up for the bridal party and all the other tables were in front of us on the left and right. The dance floor was in the middle of the room.

"Now can we please have the bride and groom on the dance floor for their first dance as a married couple." The dj announced. Chris took my hand and lead me to the dance floor where the DJ started playing the music.

A/N: The music shown above is their first dance song.

As we danced through the music Chris was spinning me around and picking me to spin me but it was in the most romantic way ever.

Everything else was drowned out. It was just me and him. Perfect.

As we finished the dance. He kissed me and the photographer made sure to take pictures of that. I could hear the cameras. We went to sit down and the speeches started. Lily went up and the DJ handed her the microphone.

"So Julie and Chris have asked me to keep this speech short, classy, and family friendly. Also to leave put an unflattering stories. So basically all the fun things about the two of them." People laughed and I death glared at her. "Don't look at me like Julie."

I grabbed the champagne and took a sip to ignore what she said. "As a third-party spectator to their developing love, it was extremely clear that the two of them represent a perfect pairing because each of them complements the other so well. They balance one another, and while each of them are tremendous individuals on their own, together they are even better. And being better together, as a team, a unit, and partners in crime, is what has been in the making and ultimately leads us to being here today, witnessing their commitment to one another in front of those they love most. I wish I could tell you a single story about Julie and Chris that summarizes their relationship and how they enrich each other's lives, and the lives of each of us, but the truth is there isn't one single event that is a good encapsulation of what they mean to me, to each other, and to all of us. But what I do know is that both of them care deeply and passionately for each other; they protect each other; they make each other laugh and think outside themselves; that time magically seems to both fly and slow down when they're together. They help each other in ways that are obvious and unnoticed, but always appreciated. I also know that it's not just anyone with whom you can have communication with simply a look, or surprise each other with reservations at a restaurant you've been eyeing for years, or say "I'm sorry" every time it's warranted (...eventually). They do that for and with each other. But it's also my personal experiences with Julie and Chris that highlight the quality of their love. It doesn't matter if I'm with them in person, or simply in a bizarre group text with them—when I'm engaging with Julie and Chris, I am always enjoying myself. And I am certain that that's part of what makes them so special to each of us: how happy and contented we feel when we are with them. And what I wish for them on their wedding day is that their lifetime together as a team is one of complete contentment; full of those moments that they wish would never end, and that they continue to make one another smile and laugh as they make each of us do. To Julie and Chris. And Julie stop crying your ruining your makeup." I laughed and we all raised our glasses and then drank.