Till Death Do Us Part

More than enough love

I was standing outside on the deck of the yatch that belonged to my family in Anchorage. It was the day of our wedding, techinically night. In less than half an hour Kota would become my wife, my partner for eternity. Alice who had been the orchestrator for the entire decorating process kept reassuring me that night was best, especially for what she had set up.

As I looked around at the scene that was laid out before me I knew I could no longer question her, everything was perfect. Alice had laid down fake snow all over the deck and had a few ice sculptures here and there that Bella and Edward had carved. The lighting was magnificent and set in a blue to enhance the theme - winter wonderland. The chairs created the isle that ran the length of the bow to the railing where I would be standing in mere moments. Flanking the isle here and there were fake trees covered in faux snow as well. The detail was over whelming and I didn't know where to begin. The colors that a mere human would see were just a wink of what I saw. Everywhere was colors, many shades that were never listed on a color wheel. It was marvolous.

People were just beginning to arrive and take there seats. Because Kota had no family all the friends and townies sat on the left and my family at on the right. Esme was sitting beside Bella who had Edward sitting to her right. Nessie was the flower girl, she would be tossing blue and white petals behind her. Carlisle would be walking Kota to the altar and handing her off to me, she was grateful when he asked her.

"Emmett" Alice called from her seat. "Take your place, it's almost time." She said.

I moved to the altar and looked at Esme, she looked like she did whenever she wanted to cry. This moved me deeply. Suddenly music began playing and a spotlight hit the end if the beginning of the isle. There she was, standing beside Carlise, my wife. A smile illuminated my face as she began slowly walking towards me.

She was beautiful in her long white dress, her blonde hair up in a elegant bun atop her head. She had a veil hanging from the bottom of the bun. Her face was radiant, her lips a gentle pink. This woman walking towards me was mine for eternity.

The moment Carlisle placed her hands into mine I knew I didn't want to let her go. For all of eternity I would be anything that she needed me to be. I would die for her if that would keep her living, I would treasure her and honor her for ever.

After our vows were exchanged and our rings placed on one anothers fingers we kissed and the crowed erupted into applause. Esme was the first to my side, she quickly embraced me and then embraced Kota.

"I am so excited that my son can find love in you again. You will have a wonderful honeymoon at the island." She whispered before she kissed her on the forehead. "Unfortunately your flight leaves in two hours so we have to speed things up a bit." She added.

Then I heard Edwards voice over a loud speaker. "I would like to introduce Mr. and Mrs. Cullen and their first dance."

Oh well that makes since when she said 'speed things up'. We skipped about 70% of the ceremony. I took Kota's hands into mine and we moved onto the dance floor before we began turning together. I wasn't much of a dancer, I left that leading up to Rosalie. I didn't mind though as long as I got my first dance with my wife.

After a few minutes of dancing in a circle we stopped and just stared at one another. Her eyes decided they would change color and were now a green shade. I brought my hand to her cheek and pulled her lips to mine.

"You are so beautiful." I whispered.

She grinned and then brought her lips back to mine again. Before I could get my fill of her lips we were being ushered away to the car by Alice who was murming about a delay at airport security. In less than 30 seconds we were on our way to the airport. A 23 hour flight was what I had to deal with before my wife and I landed in Rio De Janiro. Luckily Alice had forseen my discomfort and bought out the entire first class cabin so we had alot of privacy. The only time we were bothered was when the Flight Attendant asked us if we wanted or needed anything.