Kenya is on top of the world as one of the world's most successful rising businesswomen. But she quickly learns she can't have it all. Something must give and she has to make a choice between her dreams or the love of her life.
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I stood on my side of the altar, with Juice, My childhood friend Ben and Jussie standing behind me.
Little Justin was our ring bearer, he stood beside me. Kia stood on Kenya's side. Along with Dr. Thompson.
Our family and friends were standing on their feet impatiently waiting the arrival of my bride.
Suddenly the sounds of Chrisette Michele's- Love Is You began to play and our attention turned toward the balcony of resort.
Upon the top was the most beautiful woman I saw in my entire life. Dressed in the dress I picked up, a crown with a veil atop her head, the sun shining on my 1 did no justice to her glow.
She walked down the stairs, with Brandon dressed in a black tux by her side.
We discussed who should walk her down the aisle since her father was here. She insisted Brandon. He had been her everything besides me and we agreed that if anybody should give her away, it should be him.
Her and Brandon made their way arm And arm down the stairs headed our way.
As I smiled as she made her way down, I wiped my eyes. I don't know why I love her so much. But I do. I have since I was in college. And as we grew older and older that love intensified. And now, my bestfriend, my 1, was going to have my last name. And that made me the happiest man alive.
"Who gives this woman away?" The minster asked Brandon.
"I do."
The minster nodded.
"Get them checks." B smiled through his tears.
K chuckled and hugged him. "Love you so much."
"Love you more." He kissed her cheek and sat on the front next to the chair we put flowers in for Mama Morris.
K stood in front of me and smiled.
I smiled and patted my heart indicating I loved her. She did the same.
Everything below is directly from - HodgePodge Pilot's Wife blog. I only added names. Everything else is directly from there.
"Please be seated." The minister told the crowd. They sat.
"We are gathered together on this day to witness and celebrate the marriage of Odell and Kenya. We come together not to mark the start of a relationship, but to acknowledge and strengthen a bond that already exists. This ceremony is a public affirmation of that bond and as their dearest family and friends, it is our honor and privilege to stand witness to this event. This day is made possible not only because of your love for each other, but through the grace and support of your family and friends. It is our hope that your fulfillment and joy in each other will increase with each passing year.
