Raymond and Nancy

The Wedding in Japan (Clara's P.O.V)

A year later, I turned 17-years old. Nancy was 20 while Raymond was 22. The couple's wedding happened in Kyoto, Kansai, Japan, so we flew there. The city had lots of Cherry Blossoms, so lots of Sakura Flowers were falling, which was the perfect scenery for the wedding.
The reason why the wedding happened in Japan was because Nancy was (is still) an anime nerd. Furthermore, we were wearing as anime characters.

The avenue happened outdoors; moreover, Sakura Flowers were falling around us. I was sitting with Mom, and we were sitting with Godmothers Luna and Petra. Meanwhile, Raymond was waiting at the aisle with the priest for Nancy. Of course, we, all, were waiting for Nancy.

As a side note, Raymond was wearing as Nancy's husbando. I felt weird to think my sister would seem to marry 2 people who were in the same body.

After half of the hour passed, Nancy, who was dressed as her favourite anime girl, entered the avenue finally. As for the tradition, Dad escorted her to the aisle. When they reached the aisle, Dad and Raymond shook hands, and Dad joined us on the bench, leaving Nancy with Raymond.

"First, I welcome you, Americans and Canadians, to Japan", the Japanese priest stated the opening statement. "This wedding is for Raymond Chestnut and Nancy Bell. Shortly, she will be known as Nancy Chestnut..."

The Japanese priest kept sharing his sermon about marriage until we got to the part: the Japanese priest asked Raymond,

"Do you, Raymond, accept Nancy to be your beloved wife?"

"I do", Raymond responded.

"Nancy, do you accept Raymond to be your beloved husband?", the Japanese priest asked.

"I do", my sister responded.

"By the power vested in me. In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, I name you as husband and wife. You may now kiss the bride", the Japanese priest concluded the wedding.

Raymond and Nancy, who were childhood rivals, kissed as spouses while everybody celebrated. It was the happiest experience of my life to have Raymond as my brother-in-law.