Only one

Wedding day

The sun shone brightly over the small, picturesque garden where Kendall and Logan had chosen to exchange their vows. It was a day that felt almost dreamlike, everything bathed in a warm, golden light that made the flowers seem even more vibrant, the sky even bluer. The setting was intimate, just like they wanted-no grand ballroom or elaborate decorations, just nature's beauty surrounding them, their closest family and friends, and the love they shared.

The ceremony was held at a quaint little estate nestled in the hills, not far from the lookout spot where Logan had proposed. They had wanted something that felt personal, where they could be themselves without any pretenses, and this place was perfect. White chairs were set up in neat rows facing a simple wooden arch adorned with flowers in shades of white, yellow, and soft greenery. Under the arch stood a small table with a single candle, symbolizing the unity of their lives.

Kendall stood at the front with James and Carlos by his side, his hands fidgeting slightly with nerves but his smile never wavering. He wore a simple yet elegant suit, dark gray with a crisp white shirt, the sleeves rolled up just a little for that laid-back touch that was so him. His eyes sparkled with excitement as he glanced around at the gathered guests, all people he loved and cared about, who had supported him throughout his life.

Across the garden, Logan was getting ready to make his entrance. He was equally nervous but more excited than anything else. He had spent the last few hours pacing back and forth, barely able to contain the joy and anticipation that filled him. He wore a suit similar to Kendall's, but in a slightly lighter shade of gray, with a simple boutonnière of wildflowers pinned to his lapel. It was understated, just like everything else about their wedding, but it was perfect.

Finally, the moment came. The small string quartet they had hired began to play a soft, melodic tune, signaling that it was time. Logan took a deep breath and stepped forward, making his way down the aisle towards Kendall. As soon as their eyes met, all the nervousness melted away, replaced by a profound sense of calm and certainty. This was exactly where they were meant to be.

As Logan reached the front, he took Kendall's hands in his, both of them sharing a quiet, meaningful look. James and Carlos exchanged a knowing glance, both smiling softly at the scene before them. They had seen their friends go through so much to get to this point, and seeing them now, standing together, ready to take this next step, filled them with a deep sense of pride and happiness.

The officiant, a close family friend of Kendall's, began the ceremony with a few heartfelt words about love, commitment, and the journey that had brought Kendall and Logan together. There were no long speeches, no elaborate readings-just a few simple, honest words that resonated deeply with everyone present.

When it came time for the vows, Kendall went first. He took a deep breath, his voice steady but filled with emotion as he spoke. "Logan, you have been my best friend, my rock, and my biggest supporter. You've seen me at my best and my worst, and yet, you've always loved me unconditionally. I never imagined I would be standing here today, saying these words to you, but I can't imagine saying them to anyone else. I promise to love you, to stand by you, and to build a life with you filled with laughter, adventure, and all the quiet moments in between."

Logan's eyes glistened with unshed tears as Kendall spoke. When it was his turn, he squeezed Kendall's hands a little tighter, his voice soft but full of conviction. "Kendall, from the moment we became more than just friends, I knew you were the one I wanted to spend my life with. You make me a better person every day, and I'm so grateful to have you by my side. I promise to love you through all the ups and downs, to be your partner in everything, and to never take for granted the incredible gift of having you in my life."

There wasn't a dry eye in the audience as they exchanged rings, simple silver bands that held deep significance. When the officiant finally pronounced them married, there was a moment of silence, as if the whole world had paused to take it in. Then Kendall leaned in, closing the gap between them, and kissed Logan-a soft, sweet kiss that sealed their vows and their love.

The guests erupted into cheers and applause, everyone rising to their feet as Kendall and Logan shared a private smile, knowing that this was just the beginning of the rest of their lives together. James and Carlos were among the first to congratulate them, both of them wrapping the couple in big, bear hugs, their eyes bright with happiness.

The reception that followed was as low-key and joyful as the ceremony. They had opted for a cozy, outdoor dinner under the stars, with twinkling fairy lights strung up between the trees and long wooden tables set with simple but elegant decorations. The food was casual-tacos, grilled vegetables, and plenty of sides-served family-style, encouraging everyone to relax, eat, and enjoy themselves.

There were funny toasts, mostly led by James and Carlos, who couldn't resist teasing Kendall and Logan about everything from their first date to their more recent adventures. But there were also touching moments, like when Kendall's mother stood up to talk about how proud she was of her son and how happy she was to welcome Logan into the family officially.

The evening was filled with laughter, stories, and of course, dancing. Kendall and Logan had their first dance to a slow, acoustic version of their song, "Only One," the lyrics holding even more meaning now as they swayed together under the soft glow of the fairy lights. They were joined by their guests, everyone dancing together in a joyful celebration of love and friendship.

At one point, the music took a more upbeat turn, and the dance floor became a place of pure fun. Logan and Carlos tried to outdo each other with ridiculous dance moves, much to the amusement of everyone watching, while James tried to get Kendall to join in. Eventually, Kendall gave in, laughing as he pulled Logan into a silly dance that had everyone in stitches.

As the night wore on, the party continued in the same spirit-light-hearted, full of love, and with plenty of moments that Kendall and Logan would remember for the rest of their lives. When it finally came time for the couple to leave, they were sent off with cheers and well-wishes, everyone throwing handfuls of flower petals as they made their way to the car.

Sitting in the backseat, hand in hand, Logan and Kendall exchanged a look of pure happiness. The day had been everything they had hoped for-simple, sweet, and perfectly them.

"I can't believe we're married," Kendall said, a wide smile on his face as he looked at the ring on his finger.

"Me neither," Logan replied, leaning over to kiss him gently. "But I'm so glad we are."

They drove off into the night, ready to start this new chapter of their lives together, knowing that no matter what the future held, they would face it side by side, just as they always had. And that was more than enough.