Lady of the Lord From the East

Chapter 124

Even without a snow-white wedding dress and a group of black dresses, the mass wedding of hundreds of couples is also very spectacular. As the officiant of the wedding ceremony, Father Matthew is very glad that he only needs to officiate the wedding for them, not one. Saying their names one by one and asking the bridegroom/bride one by one if they would like to marry each other, saying the vows that are not too short two hundred times, it is daunting to think about the scene.

The priest can save a lot of trouble because of the mass wedding, but for Earl Williams and his wife, who suddenly thought of being the witnesses for the newlyweds, signing hundreds of marriage certificates is asking for trouble.

Wei Wei wrote a fancy English signature on the parchment again, raised her head, and looked at the newlyweds who were holding their marriage certificates after the wedding ceremony, and were waiting in line for them to fill in the witnesses. , secretly glad that their marriage certificate was not in duplicate, otherwise the signing work would have to be doubled.

Although paper is now being sold to the outside world because of the increased production speed of paper mills, and at the same time because it is much cheaper than parchment paper, it is slowly spreading among the people of Sardinson, at this important moment, people still They are more willing to spend a little more money to buy a piece of parchment for solemnity, and in their opinion, parchment is more waterproof than ordinary paper and is more suitable as a proof of marriage.

Even Wei Wei had to admit this. Her and Felix's marriage certificate was written on the best parchment, and then he carefully kept it in a secret place in the study. From time to time, he would take it out to check to make sure it was in good condition.

Wei Wei, whose wrist was about to break off the autograph sign, seemed to be a popular star. It was hard work, but she still had to keep smiling, especially when someone couldn't help but shout at them under the protection of a group of guards. When asked if she would have the opportunity to ask them to witness the wedding in the future, she had to bite the bullet and say, "If there is time."

Hearing the Countess's answer, there was a burst of cheers from the group of relatives and friends who were blocked by the guards. Wei Wei's extraordinary ears even heard them say that when she got married, she would also hold a mass wedding with others. Maybe they can also invite the Count and Madam to attend the wedding as their witnesses.

Wei Wei: What should I do? Although I don't want to, I still have to smile and nod.

Who made her the lord's wife, and this seems to be one of her obligations.

When the signatures were finally completed, the highest-ranking couple in Sardinson exchanged a relieved look, said goodbye to the newlyweds hand in hand, and returned to the castle.

"Next time something like this happens, I still have to limit the number of participants. My hands are sore." As soon as she got on the carriage, Wei Wei immediately massaged her sore right hand, rubbing her wrist red.

And Felix is ​​all the same, agreeing with the electric push: "I would rather do the practice of swinging the sword 10,000 times, than signing so many names in a row."

Although the usual work is to seal and sign, it is not so frequent.

But complaining is complaining. Next time they encounter this kind of thing, they will still agree, and this has gradually become a customary thing in the manor. They hold a group wedding together on a specific day and invite their masters to witness the wedding. For them, the parchment wedding book signed by the two masters has become a family heirloom.

Sardinson in February is probably the coldest time of the year, but it is also about to usher in spring blossoms. At this time, in warmer places, some territorial people have begun to reclaim wasteland.