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Chapter 3: Wedding Plans
Lorelai, Luke, Dean, and Rory sat at the kitchen table. They had already settled the fact that they were having a double wedding. Now they were debating over dates.
"We should to it in the summer," said Rory.
"Excuse me?" said Lorelai.
"What?"
"I don't want to wait that long."
"Well, when do you want it to be?"
"I don't know."
"Rory it's June. Which summer are you talking about? This summer or next summer?"
"Umm."
"You wanted to wait until next summer don't you?"
"Well, I didn't have any other idea."
"I have an idea," said Dean. "We all got together in December. I mean, I got together with Rory and Luke got together with Lorelai. Why don't we just have the wedding in December?"
"I was thinking the same thing," said Luke. "What about you two?"
"Yeah," said Lorelai, after a short pause. "That's a good idea."
"I'm all for it," said Rory. "That was the 20th. So should we have it December 20th?"
"How do you remember that?" asked Lorelai.
"Because every month on the 20th is mine and Dean's anniversary," answered Rory.
"Oh, my god," said Lorelai. "You guys have three anniversaries."
"So?"
"Nothing. It's just that you guys have three anniversaries. It's sort of weird. I don't know how you guys remember."
"Okay, so December 20th?" said Luke, loudly. "Does everyone agree?"
"Yes," said Lorelai, Dean, and Rory in unison.
"Okay and moving on," said Luke. "Invitations?"
They settled on invitations. They were going to have a blue back round with a white border. Then they settled that the wedding would be at the Dragon Fly and that Sookie would be the caterer. Davey, her son (now four) would be the ring bearer and Clara, Dean's sister would be the flower girl.
"What should we do about the song?" asked Rory.
"What song?" asked Luke.
"The bride and groom usually have a dance alone," said Lorelai.
"I just didn't know what Rory was referring to," said Luke.
"Anyways," said Rory. "Should we share a song or should we have two?"
"I have an idea," said Dean. "Why don't we have two songs but they would only be half a song. So there would be half a song for me and Rory and then half a song for Luke and Lorelai. And then we would share one at the end."
"That's a good idea," said Lorelai. "Why don't you and Rory go into the living room and pick a song and Luke and I will be in here."
Rory and Dean went into the living room and sat down on the couch.
"Just a question," said Dean. "I get some say in the song, right?"
"Yeah," said Rory. "Why?"
"Well, Lindsay sort of picked our song," said Dean. "I didn't really have any say in anything."
"Uh, Dean," said Rory. "With these kind of things you need a mutual agreement. You have to have some say. You came up with the date you know."
"I know," said Dean. "So what did you have in mind?"
"How about Frank Sinatra's The Way You Look Tonight?"
"No way."
"Why not?"
"It was mine and Lindsay's wedding song."
"Ooh. Okay well that's definitely not an option. What did you have in mind?"
"Umm, how about.Don't laugh at me.Shania Twain's Still the One."
Rory was surprised. That was actually her first choice, but she didn't think Dean would go for it.
"Looks like we made it," sang Rory. "That one?"
"Yeah," said Dean.
"That was my first choice!"
"Really?"
"Yeah. I just didn't think you would like it."
"I think it would sort of be appropriate because we've been together for six years without the year with Jess."
"Good Idea."
Meanwhile, Luke and Lorelai sat in the kitchen. Luke was not being helpful with the wedding song. Every time she suggested a song, he would say, "whatever you want."
"Luke, you are not making this easy," said Lorelai. "Is there a song you have in mind?"
"Don't laugh," said Luke. "I like Your Song by Elton John."
"Is that the song from Moulin Rouge?" asked Lorelai.
"Yeah," said Luke.
"I love that song," said Lorelai. "So do you want to use that?"
"Whatever you want."
"Luke. Seriously."
"Yeah. I'll use it if you use it."
"Okay. Your Song."
At that point Dean and Rory walked into the kitchen.
"Well?" said Lorelai.
"We picked Still the One by Shania Twain," said Rory.
"Good one," said Lorelai. "We picked your song."
"That's a good one," said Rory. "And for the final one.any suggestions?"
"I have one," joked Lorelai. "The Macarena."
"Oh, don't tease," Rory joked back. "What about My Everything by 98 Degrees."
Dean, Luke, and Lorelai groaned.
"Oh, you have got to be kidding," said Lorelai.
"I was," said Rory.
"I think we should just do the two halves of the song," said Luke.
"Why?" asked Lorelai.
"Because then the bride and groom dance with the four of us together would be long," said Luke.
"Yeah, you're right," said Dean. "I actually would rather do that."
"Then why did you suggest it in the first place?" asked Rory.
"Because I thought you and your mother would want to do the dance together," said Dean.
"Thanks anyway, Dean," said Rory. "But, Mom and I discussed earlier that we want these dances to be romantic."
"Yeah," said Lorelai. "It won't be romantic if Rory and I dance together."
"Mom, you sure you're okay with this?"
"Yeah. I only want to do what you want to do."
The four decided that they were going to go over their invite list the next day and then Dean and Luke went home.
THAT NIGHT
"Well, it certainly has been a busy day," said Lorelai.
Rory didn't respond. She was working on her invite list.
"Hey, kiddo," said Lorelai, sitting next to her. "Can I see?"
Rory hesitantly gave her the list. Lorelai looked it over.
"Very nice," said Lorelai.
"I just thought of something," said Rory.
"What?"
"Dad."
"What about him?"
"He's allowed to come, right?"
"Yeah, honey. He has to come and walk you down the isle."
"You have to tell him tomorrow."
"Why me?"
"Because you're getting married, too."
"Ah."
"Yeah."
"I don't know."
"Mom. He'll be happy for you. We'll put it on speakerphone. I'll be in the room with you."
"Okay."
That night Lorelai couldn't get a wink of sleep. She was nervous about telling Chris. What would he say? He's married, thought Lorelai. Besides, we're friends now. We've hung out before. But, still, what if he reacted differently than what Rory said?
A/N: I was sick the day I wrote this so. If it's horrible, blame the fever. Chapter 5: Best Wishes is coming soon.
A/N: This message is for bluedancer. For the second comment, when I switch speakers I write their names. So it's the same two speakers until I write a different name. And for the first comment, I didn't quite understand it.
Chapter 3: Wedding Plans
Lorelai, Luke, Dean, and Rory sat at the kitchen table. They had already settled the fact that they were having a double wedding. Now they were debating over dates.
"We should to it in the summer," said Rory.
"Excuse me?" said Lorelai.
"What?"
"I don't want to wait that long."
"Well, when do you want it to be?"
"I don't know."
"Rory it's June. Which summer are you talking about? This summer or next summer?"
"Umm."
"You wanted to wait until next summer don't you?"
"Well, I didn't have any other idea."
"I have an idea," said Dean. "We all got together in December. I mean, I got together with Rory and Luke got together with Lorelai. Why don't we just have the wedding in December?"
"I was thinking the same thing," said Luke. "What about you two?"
"Yeah," said Lorelai, after a short pause. "That's a good idea."
"I'm all for it," said Rory. "That was the 20th. So should we have it December 20th?"
"How do you remember that?" asked Lorelai.
"Because every month on the 20th is mine and Dean's anniversary," answered Rory.
"Oh, my god," said Lorelai. "You guys have three anniversaries."
"So?"
"Nothing. It's just that you guys have three anniversaries. It's sort of weird. I don't know how you guys remember."
"Okay, so December 20th?" said Luke, loudly. "Does everyone agree?"
"Yes," said Lorelai, Dean, and Rory in unison.
"Okay and moving on," said Luke. "Invitations?"
They settled on invitations. They were going to have a blue back round with a white border. Then they settled that the wedding would be at the Dragon Fly and that Sookie would be the caterer. Davey, her son (now four) would be the ring bearer and Clara, Dean's sister would be the flower girl.
"What should we do about the song?" asked Rory.
"What song?" asked Luke.
"The bride and groom usually have a dance alone," said Lorelai.
"I just didn't know what Rory was referring to," said Luke.
"Anyways," said Rory. "Should we share a song or should we have two?"
"I have an idea," said Dean. "Why don't we have two songs but they would only be half a song. So there would be half a song for me and Rory and then half a song for Luke and Lorelai. And then we would share one at the end."
"That's a good idea," said Lorelai. "Why don't you and Rory go into the living room and pick a song and Luke and I will be in here."
Rory and Dean went into the living room and sat down on the couch.
"Just a question," said Dean. "I get some say in the song, right?"
"Yeah," said Rory. "Why?"
"Well, Lindsay sort of picked our song," said Dean. "I didn't really have any say in anything."
"Uh, Dean," said Rory. "With these kind of things you need a mutual agreement. You have to have some say. You came up with the date you know."
"I know," said Dean. "So what did you have in mind?"
"How about Frank Sinatra's The Way You Look Tonight?"
"No way."
"Why not?"
"It was mine and Lindsay's wedding song."
"Ooh. Okay well that's definitely not an option. What did you have in mind?"
"Umm, how about.Don't laugh at me.Shania Twain's Still the One."
Rory was surprised. That was actually her first choice, but she didn't think Dean would go for it.
"Looks like we made it," sang Rory. "That one?"
"Yeah," said Dean.
"That was my first choice!"
"Really?"
"Yeah. I just didn't think you would like it."
"I think it would sort of be appropriate because we've been together for six years without the year with Jess."
"Good Idea."
Meanwhile, Luke and Lorelai sat in the kitchen. Luke was not being helpful with the wedding song. Every time she suggested a song, he would say, "whatever you want."
"Luke, you are not making this easy," said Lorelai. "Is there a song you have in mind?"
"Don't laugh," said Luke. "I like Your Song by Elton John."
"Is that the song from Moulin Rouge?" asked Lorelai.
"Yeah," said Luke.
"I love that song," said Lorelai. "So do you want to use that?"
"Whatever you want."
"Luke. Seriously."
"Yeah. I'll use it if you use it."
"Okay. Your Song."
At that point Dean and Rory walked into the kitchen.
"Well?" said Lorelai.
"We picked Still the One by Shania Twain," said Rory.
"Good one," said Lorelai. "We picked your song."
"That's a good one," said Rory. "And for the final one.any suggestions?"
"I have one," joked Lorelai. "The Macarena."
"Oh, don't tease," Rory joked back. "What about My Everything by 98 Degrees."
Dean, Luke, and Lorelai groaned.
"Oh, you have got to be kidding," said Lorelai.
"I was," said Rory.
"I think we should just do the two halves of the song," said Luke.
"Why?" asked Lorelai.
"Because then the bride and groom dance with the four of us together would be long," said Luke.
"Yeah, you're right," said Dean. "I actually would rather do that."
"Then why did you suggest it in the first place?" asked Rory.
"Because I thought you and your mother would want to do the dance together," said Dean.
"Thanks anyway, Dean," said Rory. "But, Mom and I discussed earlier that we want these dances to be romantic."
"Yeah," said Lorelai. "It won't be romantic if Rory and I dance together."
"Mom, you sure you're okay with this?"
"Yeah. I only want to do what you want to do."
The four decided that they were going to go over their invite list the next day and then Dean and Luke went home.
THAT NIGHT
"Well, it certainly has been a busy day," said Lorelai.
Rory didn't respond. She was working on her invite list.
"Hey, kiddo," said Lorelai, sitting next to her. "Can I see?"
Rory hesitantly gave her the list. Lorelai looked it over.
"Very nice," said Lorelai.
"I just thought of something," said Rory.
"What?"
"Dad."
"What about him?"
"He's allowed to come, right?"
"Yeah, honey. He has to come and walk you down the isle."
"You have to tell him tomorrow."
"Why me?"
"Because you're getting married, too."
"Ah."
"Yeah."
"I don't know."
"Mom. He'll be happy for you. We'll put it on speakerphone. I'll be in the room with you."
"Okay."
That night Lorelai couldn't get a wink of sleep. She was nervous about telling Chris. What would he say? He's married, thought Lorelai. Besides, we're friends now. We've hung out before. But, still, what if he reacted differently than what Rory said?
A/N: I was sick the day I wrote this so. If it's horrible, blame the fever. Chapter 5: Best Wishes is coming soon.