Imagine The Bluesy Wedding

Imagine the Bluesy wedding

Ronan, surprisingly, does not hide his glee.

He’s been planning stuff for this occasion for a while.

Because he wants to see his ‘parents’ happy.

Even if they are gross.

He also nominates himself as the wedding planner.

Like, immediately after they announce their engagement he declares that he’ll take care of everything.e

Blue and Gansey shrug and say “Well, why not?”

“Blue, Gansey, I’m going to make sure you have a dream wedding.”

“Oh that’s swee–Wait. When you say dream wedding, do you mean ‘dream wedding’ or ‘dream wedding’?”

“Did I stutter?”

Ronan begrudgingly allows Helen to be co-wedding planner.

He also begrudgingly realizes that this was a good idea because she remembered the important things. Namely, the marriage certificate and arranged for a Justice of the Peace for the vows.

Things Ronan forgot were important and didn’t remember until the day of.

Things he was frantically trying to dream up last minute and not let Gansey, Adam, Blue or Calla know.t h

They will never, ever know.

Ronan and Adam are co-best man.

Henry is Blue’s bro-of-honor.

He takes it seriously. Too seriously.

He wanted to wear a dress. Blue said no.

He does get a bouquet.

He has a vision board for this wedding. He’s been Pinteresting for months.

Ronan exercises great restraint to not kill Henry when he criticizes Ronan’s floral centerpieces.

“Look at the vision board, Ronan. Study it. Feel it. Become one with it.” “That board is going to become one with you in a minute, Cheng.”

Helen and Ronan yell at each other about different shades of colors and which one is the best.

Adam watches these fights and supports both Helen and Ronan equally.

“I’m your boyfriend, you’re contractually obligated to side with me!” “Except when you’re wrong, Ro.”

He has no idea what they are talking about or who is actually right and honestly doesn’t care.

He just likes the drama.

It’s better than any reality TV show.

They host the wedding in the backyard of 300 Fox Way.

It’s a lot smaller than Gansey’s parents prefer, and they even offered to get National Cathedral as the ceremony venue, but if getting married in a backyard under a beech tree makes their son happy they’ll go with it.

They also have the wedding on Halloween, because 1: they can and want to, 2: they can pass off flower girl Opal’s hooves as good costume pieces for a faun, and 3: Blue’s always wanted a Halloween wedding where she doesn’t have to wear a traditional dress.

She dresses in a blue gown, and looks like a princess from Glendower’s time.

Her hair is more than a little spiky though.

Gansey wears a crown and is dressed like a king.

If you look closely enough, you see the ravens in the crown’s design.

Gansey’s parents are suddenly really glad that it is a small wedding.

“Opal, stop eating those flowers! You’re supposed to throw them!”

“Can I eat them after I throw them?” “… Yes.”

“Wow, these decorations are truly magical.” “Yeah. Magical…”

Maura and Calla both walk Blue down the aisle.

All three plus Gansey cry.

It is the second time in Ronan’s life he’s had his tie on correctly.

He asked Adam to do it, to make sure it was perfect.