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Narrative Essay About A Wedding To Remember

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A Wedding to Remember It all started as a normal wedding ceremony; they have the food, the venue, the DJ, the dress. Everything was slowly falling into place, except for one thing; him. Kaidyn, an interior designer is getting married in 24 hours to an amazing guy, who’s in the police force, they have been together for two years. Her fiancé isn’t like other guys she dated; before she met him, she usually dated quiet and sensitive men, who were more book smart. Her fiancé on the other hand, he’s more of a rebel; has the tattoos, edgier personality and has a rock in roll taste, but she didn’t mind because he was exciting and adventurous, there is never a dull moment when their together. Kaidyn always dreamed that her wedding would be magical, …show more content…

Her wedding starts in five minutes, now she knew her dad won’t be coming, something she didn’t want to face. Right about she was going to cut all ties with him, she faintly hears him the hallways. “Where is my daughter?” He asked, frantically, running down the hallway. She’s glad that he is here; she’s frustrated that it was minutes before the wedding, but she’s glad she is here. She hears a knock on the door; she knew it was her father after he frantically called out for her. She opens the door and immediately gets a hug from her dad. “I know I should’ve been here sooner, but I just wasn’t ready to see you go.” John muttered. “Why weren’t you here from the beginning? Why are you so stubborn that you refused to even consider my happiness? Why don’t you like him?” Kaidyn asked; unhappy by her dads’ actions. “He’s like other guys you dated; he’s rebellious and-“John was cut off before he could his explanation. “You DON’T even know HIM, maybe if you gave him a chance and looked beyond his tattoos and persona, you’d realize that he’s sweet and charismatic, way better than those other guys. Stop comparing him to the other guys, I understand he’s different, but different can always be better.” She

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