Loved it!

Ancient Chinese weddings are defiantly not like that. And realistically speaking I don't think anyone would dare ask the emperor to perform a wedding ceremony. Attend it yes, but perform it, defiantly not.

Other than that, good story

loved it it was great...

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I loved that bit with Ling, Yao and Chien-Po. 'You break her heart, we break your face'. Loved it!

Oh that was so cute! I liked that idea of Shang having a guardian ;) And naming the girl after the guardians! So nice :)
But the chinese weddings weren't similar to the christian's ones... Well but it's forgiven for you've written here a perfect romantic one-shot ;)

J'aime!
It was so good I had to resort to French! No seriously it was so cute and awesome and awwwwwwwwwwwww I can't even speak!
I especially liked the bit with Chien-Po, Ling and Yao!
Great story

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Great story!

Ooohhhhhhh do more thats goodd do more ruh hun ruh ruh

Hey,

A lovely story! Just for extra info: A Chinese traditional wedding is usually very loud and features red and gold as a prominent colour (it's considered for good luck). The bride is brought to the groom's house in a carriage (like, one held by several men, not horse-drawn) and she's veiled. The groom and the bride then bow to the shrine where the groom's ancestors' tablets are located. Afterwards, they serve tea to the in-laws and go sit on the bed where the friends and family would sprinkle rice (I think) or hide a few boy toddlers to wish them good luck for a boy heir.

So yes it's basically very loud and noisy. Nowadays many forgo this and just get married in a church. The tea-serving ceremony is still performed today.

aww cute

Thank you for your story. L.

awww cute! ahahaaa I love how the baby's nickname is 'ping'.