Private Detective Wang [ZhanYi FF] with MPREG special / Complete

Chapter 39 - Wedding in Blankenburg

The day we left Budapest, we had breakfast together in the morning before my father and stepmother took Zhan and me to the airport. There was some tears when we said goodbye. But only a few, because already in December we will meet again and celebrate Christmas together.

Our flight to Berlin took only an hour and a half, then we took a cab to the train station, where we continued our journey by train until we reached Blankenburg. We got a great impression of this historic town as soon as we arrived and we were looking forward to walking around the historic old town.

The hotel where we booked a small room for us is located near the train station. It is just a small hotel and fits perfectly with the charm of this historic town.

We first just put our suitcases in our room, because we wanted to go out and see the old town right away. But also to buy two suits for our wedding ceremony, as well as two wedding rings. We even found what we were looking for quite quickly.

In a fashion store we found two great white suits that we liked right away. And in a jeweler just a few stores ahead, we then also found the wedding rings. There were many rings to choose from. But when my eyes fell on two wedding rings that looked like little crowns, I was smitten. I really wanted those rings. And Zhan ended up buying them.

Afterwards we had dinner in a small German restaurant before we went on to look for matching shoes for our suits. Again, we found them quickly and after an ice cream in an ice cream parlor, we returned to the hotel. We would have liked to stay longer in the old town, but my brother called me and told me that he and Cheng had now also arrived at the hotel.

We then met in the hotel lobby and together filled out the paperwork we must have for our wedding ceremony. They were couriered to us at the hotel while we were out and around the old town. A hotel employee was kind enough to copy our identification documents and help us fill out the paperwork. With the things we didn't understand.

After that, we retired to our rooms. We showered, put on our suits and met back downstairs in the lobby an hour later before walking together to the historic City Hall.

Once we arrived at City Hall, the officiant who would be performing our wedding ceremony introduced herself to us. We handed her all the requested documents and papers, she checked them and then also let us choose a song to play at our wedding ceremony.

She was very excited and a little nervous. Because for her, we were the first foreign same-sex couple to be married by her. My brother and Cheng had a different wedding officiant and were in a different room with her. It wasn't until our wedding officiant took us to the wedding room that they were back with us. Their wedding officiant came right along with us and stayed for our ceremony. What seemed to make our wedding officiant only more nervous.

We were shown the wedding room, a beautiful large and bright room in the middle of which is a glass table with a chair for the wedding officiant and two chairs for the couple. As well as on either side 15 chairs each for the best man and guests.

We then had to wait outside the wedding room while Gisa, our wedding officiant made final preparations, a few flowers here and there, before the music started playing and we were allowed to enter. My brother and Cheng were already sitting in their seats. And sitting in the very back corner was Corinna, their wedding officiant.

When the song was over, we sat down on the chairs and Gisa started her speech. A few times she got lost and searched for the right English word, but in itself she was very confident and managed to get rid of her nervousness.

All in all, the ceremony lasted maybe 20 or 30 minutes, I don't know exactly. It was also anything but romantic, despite the ambience around us. It was just a civil wedding, without any vows of our own. It was rather the obligatory as one knows it. Whether we both want this marriage, whether someone has objections and a little story about our getting to know each other.