The day I said "I do" to this man was the day I probably smiled, grinned, bared my teeth and exposed my tonsils way too much from the sheer happiness that's wanting to explode from within.
Was it tiring? Expectedly so. But not a second passed us by that we didn't savour the moment. I even told Nick to trust in the Lord and our lovely bridal party and just enjoy the day and savour every smile, every word uttered and every blessings received. I knew it'll pass over us before we hit our pillows later that night. It's not the way I want to remember our wedding.
It was an amazing day. The weather was fantastic, I hardly felt the heat (shocking considering I was covered up in a gown and veil). Food and drinks was plenty and good enough for almost everyone. People were kind and understanding. We had amazing help from our closest friends and family. Everyone at the wedding liked everybody. Nothing went wrong.
In that moment when we exchanged our vows and sealed our promises, I couldn't help but feel like the most blessed woman in the world.
Time stood still for us in that moment we shared a tender kiss.
To my awesome husband, I'm so glad to be married to you.
When friends ask how it feels to be married, I pretend to be a little shy and say it's good. Becos if I don't, I might just go wild with excitement and overwhelm them with my crazy eyes. Hahaha.
Does it feel different? Definitely so. We live together for a while before he even proposed and I've always known he's someone I want to be married to. Our living arrangement was great and we kinda complemented each other though there's the typical irks that can be tolerated. Outwardly it doesn't look much different but status wise and emotionally, there's a vast difference. You just feel different. Nothing is quite the same after you're married. There's alot more to consider.
With Nick by my side, I know I'll be well protected, guided and loved. In turn, I plan to be the perfect helper for my husband.
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