Chapter 337 Weddings...The End

Chapter 337 Weddings...The End
Planning and creating the wedding wasn't easy. It helped to have the fiaries there, they could sew the dresses in a few weeks. In the end, it was six months before they could hold the wedding. The triplets were around the size of a two-year-old human child.

"Oh, this dress is amazing." Lindaat ran her hands over the fabric, smiling brightly. She hadn't wanted a pure white dress, not with pure white hair.

"You look amazing, like a queen." Xylia smiled brightly as she put on her dress. "Oh, it is amazing."

"Xylia, that dress is amazing." Ailive smiled brightly as the fairy helped her with her dress. "Normally, I hate dresses, but this one is remarkable."

"Girls, you look amazing. I should really call you women." Nix called from the door. She was wearing a golden dress that hugged her curves.

"Thanks, mom." The twins said at the same time.

"Thanks, Aunt Nix." Xylia smiled, feeling the love in the room.

Linddat wore a deep red dress, layered with silver between the layers. The front of the dress was open to a single silver underskirt. The over layers were longer in the back, trailing behind her. The top was a heart-shaped corset top that was silver with deep red in open sections. Her long white hair was pulled up in a twist with combs that had beads on them.

Ailive wore a brown and green dress, which was simple but had layers upon layers of greens and browns. With a solid brown underskirt. She wore a brown shirt under the corset of the dress with sheer sleeves. Her brown hair was pulled half up and half down with combs that had sticks with beads on them.

Xylia was the girly girl of the group, wearing a full skirt that looked like waves of water. In shades of purple and black. A dress, a hand, and an over skirt that went around her waist, which was open in the front with a solid black under skirt. She had her hair up in a twist with crow feathers and beads in her hair.

"Before we leave the room. Are you all three sure?" Nix asked with a bright smile on her face.

"We are sure." They all said at the same time.

"Alright, let's go." Nix opened the door to Aarshon, and Dimitri stood there waiting for their daughter.

"You look amazing! Simply beautiful." Aarshon hugged the twins, then Xylia.

"I have to agree with him." Dimitri hugged Xylia, then the twins. "I can't believe you are getting married already."

They walked into the throne room to see it lit up with lights. Flowers were hung from the walls and ceiling. Chairs were set up in the room with ribbons showing where the aisle was. The twins with Aarshon walked up the aisle first. Followed by Xylia and Dimitri. As they stood with their partners, they almost glowed with love.

"We are gathered here today to join these couples," Aameris spoke to the room. "Who gives these women in Matrimony?"

"We do." Dimitri and Aarshon spoke at the same time.

The ceremony was a mix of elven and human, which had become more common in the realm after Aarshon had married Nix. Aameris had to stop a few times due to his emotions. After he finally got to the end of the ceremony, he looked at all six of them.

"Do you take Ehlark to be your husband?" He asked Xylia with tears in his eyes.

"I do." Xylia smiled brightly at Ehlark.

"Do you take Xylia as your wife?" He asked as he glared at Ehlark.

"I do." Ehlark answered with a smile.

"Do you take Lindaat as your wife?" He asked Teleraamon, moving slightly to look at him.

"I do." Teleraamon answered as he squeezed her hands.

"Do you take Teleraamon as your husband?" He asked Lindaat, tears starting to roll down his face.

"I do." Lindaat couldn't hide her smile.

"Do you Ailive take Dakkaath as your husband?" He asked Ailive, trying to keep his voice from cracking.

"I do." Ailive answered with a smile.

"Do you Dakkaath, take Ailive to be your wife?" He asked, giving him a slight glare.

"I do." Dakkaath didn't even see the look Aameris gave him.

"By the power given to me by the goddess, I pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the brides." Aameris spoke almost in a whisper, but everyone in the room heard him.

The three couples kissed, then turned to look at the crowd. Lindaat started to glow, and a crown appeared on her head. Twisted silver and bronze metals looking like a tree being held by silver roots. Around the crown, small diamonds rose, looking almost like trees. When she turned to look at Teleraamon, he had a circlet of the same silver and bronze on his head. Ailive gasped when a crown appeared on her head, with a solid silver band with sapphires around the edges that looked almost like tears. Dakkaath had a circlet of silver with a hint of bronze in it. Xylia smiled brightly at the two, then felt something on her head. It was a black crown that was textured to look almost like stone, with a bat that held a large green stone. On the sides of the crown were trees that tangled in on themselves. Ehlark wore a black metal crown with bronze interlaced in it.

"I give you the kings and queens of the realm." Came a soft voice. "Lindaat and Teleraamon are the high king and queen of the realm, also my helpers on this side of the realm. Ailive and Dakkath are the king and queen of the border realm, meaning they are the helpers to the human world and here. Xylia and Ehalar are the king and queen of the sylven elves. In the last few years, these three women had gone through hell and back to keep the family they love as one unit. Even striking the goddess with lightning. I bless your bonds and can't wait to see where these unions will go."

The goddess vanished, leaving the while room wondering what that really meant. The three couples walked back down the aisle hand in hand. When they got to the large double wood doors, they opened to the real cheering for them. When they stepped out, a stage appeared, keeping them from being overwhelmed by the people.

This was their happy ending: to find the loves of their lives and marry them. They never thought they would be queens, nor did they know that they would change the realms for the better. They just knew in that moment they were happy and loved.