Kingdoms

Weddings!

Third Person

It was the beginning of August. It was Dipper's and Bill's wedding day. Bill was in complete surprise when he was told that he couldn't see Dipper the day of their wedding. He thought it was stupid that he couldn't see his future husband until the actual ceremony while Tad, Will, and Maybell could. When his parents told their wedding story to him they told him that they got ready together.

Dipper had to get up extra early to put on the corset so the people helping him wouldn't see a thing and tell Ford or Stan. Mabel and Pacifica went to visit Dipper while he was getting ready.

"Dipper!" Mabel smiled walking inside.
"Hello Dipper," Pacifica smiled.
"Hello, you two," Dipper got up and hugged them.
"Are you nervous?" Mabel asked her brother.
"May I have a moment alone with my sister and her wife?" Dipper told everyone.

Everyone left the room and they all sat down on the couches that were in Dipper's room. Dipper let out a big sigh before laying down on it.

"This corset is killing me," Dipper groaned, "I'm sweating like a bore and I just want to get this wedding over with and do my other one."
"Why are you wearing a corset?" Pacifica had forgotten about the corset.
"It's a special corset to hide his wings," Mabel explained.
"Oh," Pacifica mumbled, "Do you have to wear it?"
"I have to please my uncles for this wedding," Dipper said, "If I don't they can cancel the wedding."
"Right," Pacifica said.
"Don't worry so much about that baby brother," Mabel said, "I have that covered."
"What is your plan?" Dipper sat up looking at her.
"Let this be an early wedding present," Mabel smiled.

Mabel took out an envelope in her pocket and told her brother to open it. Dipper opened the envelope and took out a marriage contract's. One ripped in half and another fully signed. Tad and Mabel had signed a new contract.

"As my first act as Queen, I wanted to make sure nothing could get in the way of finding your happiness," Mabel told him, "I want you to be free."

Dipper started to cry and Mabel went to give him a hug.

"Thank you," Dipper smiled.
"All you need to do is sign," Mabel told him.

Dipper wiped away his tears and went to find something to sign the contract to make it official. He went to the table and signed it with a large smile on his face. After signing it Mabel placed it back in the envelope and back in her pocket so she could hide it.

"Since they can't control what you can do anymore," Pacifica said, "You can go as you are."
"It's not so simple," Dipper said, "I have something planned for my other wedding and I need to make sure that they're happy."
"Is it going to be something cruel?" Pacifica asked.
"To them, but for me, it won't be," Dipper smirked.
"Alright," Pacifica muttered.
"We must be on our way," Mabel smiled, "We must visit your husband to be."
"See you at the ceremony," Dipper hugged them both.

Pacifca and Mabel walked to Bill's room. They saw Will in the room with Bill. Will looked annoyed since Bill was making everything difficult for himself.

"Mabel, what are you doing here?" Bill asked.
"I'm allowed to see you before the wedding," Mabel told him, "We're becoming family soon."
"I still don't understand why I can't see him," Bill pouted.
"Why is that?" Will asked.
"It is considered bad luck and if you see each other before the ceremony something bad might happen and we don't want that," Mabel explained.
"Why are you so panicked?" Pacifica asked.
"I can't figure out what to wear," Bill told them, "I just expected to match with him, but since I can't see him I don't know what he's wearing."
"Traditionally the bride wears white and the groom wears black, but since you're both grooms its a little different. Both of you could wear white or both of you can wear black or one can wear white and the other can wear black." Mabel explained.
"What color is your brother wearing?" Bill asked.
"I didn't pay attention," Pacifica said.
"He's wearing white," Mabel told him.
"I'll wear black because I didn't bring white," Bill said.
"Finally," Will sighed.
"Are you feeling nervous about the wedding?" Pacifica asked.
"A little," Bill confessed.
"There is nothing to worry about brother," Will said, "You will get married to someone you love and then you'll get married again when we do it."
"That doesn't help," Bill said.
"What is on your mind?" Pacifica asked.
"I need to speak to the groom alone for a moment," Mabel announced.