Start of a Family (Tom Holland Pregnancy Series)

Simple Wedding

We've lived in the new place for a week and it's absolutely wonderful. But I have had a sad thought well kinda sad thought.

"Tom. Tom. Tom. THOMAS!" I say to my fiancé asleep on my lap, poking him.

"What?" He groans rubbing his face as he wakes up.

"I realized that I won't fit in my wedding dress anymore... and I want to get married before our raindrop shows up." I tell him.

"Well we don't need a big fancy wedding."

"Wrong we do. But what if we legally get married and then have a ceremony later?" I suggest.

"That sounds great. Maybe we could go there then on a date?" He asks sitting up and smiling. His face very close to mine, I just lock his lips with mine as a response.

"I'll get ready." I say pushing him away before getting away as fast as I can, as I'm starting to waddle.

I throw on the only pair of pants that fit me and one of Tom's shirts that's a bit baggy on him. It hides my bump well and then I turn to my makeup.

I do my routine like usual. Foundation, concealer, contour, highlight. I put on my sparkliest highlighter. I then do a perfect smoky eye and put on my deep red lipstick.

"You look pretty love." Tom says from the doorway of my makeup room. I turn and smile.

"Thank you hun. I put on that expensive highlighter I was sent. It is blinding!" I say tilting my head a bit.

"It's beautiful. Now let's hurry because I have a dinner reservation for us at 6:30. Who knows how long it will take for us to be legally married." I nod and wrap my fingers around his as we leave.

We leave the fancy building that we filled the paperwork in, an hour later, as husband and wife.

"We will have to call our parents." I say sitting in the car.

"We'll worry about that later. Let's just celebrate us." He says placing a hand on my thigh. I nod as he drives to the restaurant.

"Let's go Mr. Holland." I say pecking his lips, after he opens my door for me.

"After you Mrs. Holland." He says offering his hand to help me out. I blush deeply, this being the first time I've ever been called that seriously.