The Sherman-Argentum Wedding; Dahlgren Chapel, Middletown, MD; Friday Afternoon [01/06].

[flamesburned]

Although there was a bit of a chill in the air, the wintry day was not that bad for a little wedding, and even the clouds in the sky seemed to clear in the sky for the event. Tucked away on a quiet hill, surrounded by trees, the historic Dahlgren Chapel exuded not only quaint tradition, but undeniable privacy for the bride and groom and their friends and collected family.

The small church itself was…tastefully!...decked out in most black and red, with splashes of the occasional white to keep it from being a little too Hot Topic goth-y, in a way that very intentionally meant to be a reflection of Liz's engagement ring.

And, so, with no Fandom Weirdness^™ to get in the way this time, the day was finally here for a small little wedding several months/ten years in the making.


[[ open wedding is open! Please, please, please feel free to mod an invite if you'd like to attend, because we have both had A WEEK and have not had much brain, but the more, the merrier! It's a small wedding, but not that small! ]]

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Re: Pre Wedding - Arrive at the Church

[hasaknightjob]

Steven looked around just in case anyone bearing that description could be seen. "What should we do if he's spotted?"

Because Marc would cheerfully act as a bouncer as needed.

Re: Pre Wedding - Arrive at the Church

[somethingwithturquoise]

"Raise the alarm, probably," said Summer, "and then stab him. Although, I gotta admit," she took a moment to look around at the gathering guests, "any asshole wedding crasher trying to bust up this wedding is probably going to have their work cut out for them."

Re: Pre Wedding - Arrive at the Church

[hasaknightjob]

"Stabbing is a bit more Marc's speed," Steven said. Which didn't mean it wouldn't happen if it needed to, Steven was just setting expectations. "But alarms I can certainly raise. Though I wouldn't envy anyone who has to face Hellboy in a fight. Or an angry bride with the ability to light things on fire."

Was the wedding dress fireproof? Hopefully no one would need to find out.