BTS Wedding Series

Countdown Begins!

SEOKJIN

Three days.

That's all that was left until the day of your wedding and family had started to arrive on Jeju Island, including the boys and your bridal party. Everyone was descending on Jeju like a tidal wave and already locals were starting to see an increase in traffic though they weren't entirely sure what was going on. The hotel where you would have your ceremony and reception had already started to get things prepped including privacy screens, putting guards on the perimeter to ward off anyone with a camera and other hotels had been warned of what was coming.

It was dealing with things like military clockwork, which Seokjin had plenty of experience of and was making sure he knew who was coming, how, why and when.

His parents and your parents had flown over together and had been picked up by Seokjin a the airport, already bombarding him with questions.

"Emomma, we're fine. She's fine, everything is under control. The hotel are doing an amazing job of getting everyone sorted," Seokjin comforted his mother in the passenger seat with his Dad in the back including his future in-laws.

"The boys are literally on their way now as well and the rest of the bridal party are on the way, and obviously hyung and the babies and Suni are coming tomorrow. Bit of a squeeze but it's fine, it's all stuff we've prepped for. Anything that can go wrong, we've prepped for so I'm not worried," Seokjin added as he drove the car past the security guards and round where the wedding would take place.

"It's looking beautiful already," your mother commented as they got out the car, seeing the staff lining up the chairs in the garden for your aisle and already the florists were hard at work, prepping some of the bigger pieces of decor such as the arch.

"It's going to be amazing," your groom grinned, taking his mother in-laws hand then his mother's and leading them to where you were finishing the last minute bits.

YOONGI

It had been the plan all along to get married in a simple ceremony with your parents, Yoongi's brother, Yoongi's parents and the rest of BTS. You had arranged for the formal Korean ceremony to take place at the Raum with the reception afterwards, allowing you to invite who you needed to and who Yoongi needed to. But for the actual legal ceremony, you both agreed it should be just the two of you.

You didn't need the world to see this part where you and Yoongi said your vows, signed the legal piece of documentation and put your rings on. In the end, it was the most important part of your whole wedding week.

Two days before your formal wedding would take place, you were in front of the registrar signing the marriage certificate that declared you and Yoongi husband and wife.

"Well, that's the easy part done," Yoongi laughed as he glanced at the silver wedding band now on his finger while you had a gold wedding band on yours.

"Party time soon," you gently nudged his hip as your families joined you outside to take photos. After all, it had been agreed that this part would be intimate, private and just everyone you loved.

"It's a pity the Korean wedding ceremony wasn't as quick as that," he mused as he tightened his hand around yours. "That would be a waste of money," you advised as you adjusted your free hand around the small bouquet of flowers, wearing a simple white dress that wouldn't overshadow your actual wedding dress.

"True, I did spend a lot of time on those whiskey bottles."

HOSEOK

Three days to go. That's what he had to keep reminding himself. Three days to go.