Petals fell on the red carpet in front of them, on the hair and clothes of the bride and groom, beautiful like snowflakes...
Summer Shawcross reached out her hand, took Noah Drexler's arm, and together, under the falling petals, they slowly walked up the red carpet, heading towards the center of the hall.
Noah's grandfather sat in his wheelchair, watching as the couple slowly walked in.
On his aged face, the expression grew increasingly emotional.
The couple walked together to the end of the red carpet, following the wedding rituals from decades ago, with a priest standing there waiting for them.
As they approached, the priest recited the lines often featured in TV dramas from years past, part of a once-popular trend.
"Mr. Noah Drexler, do you take this woman beside you as your wife? To love her, to be faithful to her, in richness and in poverty, in sickness and in health, until death do you part. Do you?"
