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So here we are the next part of the wedding, the day itself.

Enjoy.

Disclaimer: I don't own Supernatural.

Dean stood in front of his brother's mirror and swore loudly and eloquently at his reflection. Making his brother who was standing in the doorway smile at his colourful use of language.

"What a hand with that?" Sam asked nodding to the bow tie Dean was trying, and failing, to tie.

"Don't see why we couldn't get clip-on ones." Dean grumbled but happily gave over the job of tying the bow tie to his brother. In all honesty he was sure if he would have been able to do the clasp on a clip on any better right now, his hands were shaking that much, (Ah Dean-o's nervous, bless him.)

"Got the pre-wedding jitters have we?" Sam asked with a smirk for his brother's behaviour. After all it wasn't every day that Dean Winchester let his guard down enough for him to see how he was feeling, in fact, it practically never happened. (So very true.)

"Something like that." Dean replied as Sam moved to stand behind him and he checked his bow tie in the mirror, making sure it was straight and he looked alright.

"You getting cold feet?" Sam asked catching his brother's eye in the mirror from his position over his shoulder. Sam didn't really think Dean was, but he had to ask right? (I guess, but you really should know the answer to that is no.)

"No, if anyone should be its Cas. Hell I wouldn't be surprised to find he's run for the hills, nor would I blame him." Dean responded mumbling, but Sam still heard him and he just rolled his eyes before he grabbed his brother's arms and turned him round to face him. (Damn it Dean. I am getting fed up with you now.)

"Listen to me. Cas loves you and he is never going to leave you. No matter what. Deal with it." Sam said with a stern tone of voice. He had had enough of his brother's crazy belief that he didn't deserve to be loved. (You tell him Sam.)

"Sorry, it's just… today I'm getting everything I've ever dreamed of, you know? And it doesn't feel real in some way." Dean answered in a rare bout of honesty with his brother. He so wanted to believe Sam's words, hell he did, deep down. It was just, his nerves getting the better of him he guessed. (Take a deep breath and calm.)

"Oh its real jerk, we've all seen the nauseating lovely-dovey behaviour of you two." Sam replied with a smirk trying to take Deans mind off of dark thoughts.

"Shut up bitch." Dean said shaking his brother's hands off of his arms, though he did have a thankful smile on his face for Sam.

"Let's get to the registry office before your head grows too big to fit through the door." Sam said turning to walk out of the room.

"Hey." Dean shouted at him as he followed. Damn little bitches of brothers. (Dean be nice.)

Castiel was standing in his and Dean's room, having just finished tying his own bow tie with completely steady hands. He had no nerves about today, no today he and Dean would become husband and husband in the eyes of the law, and in his mind, in the eyes of god as well. Or at least he hoped so.

"Hey Cassie, how you feeling? Ready to make an honest man out of Dean?" Gabriel asked sauntering into the room and smirking when he saw his brother dressed in all his finery.

"Very much so." Castiel replied turning round to smile at his brother before lifting his hands to the side so he could show off his outfit.

"What do you think?" He asked. (I think the idea of Cas in a tux is hot, but that's just my opinion.)

"I think Dean is one lucky son of a bitch and he had better remember that." Gabriel replied in a rare serious tone as he came over and adjusted Castiel's bow tie so it was straight.

"No I'm the lucky one Gabriel. Thank you for everything." Castiel said taking his brother wrists in his hands and making Gabriel look up into his eyes so he would see that when he said everything Castiel truly meant everything.

"No need to thank me little bro. It's what family does. Now, you sure you want to do this? Cos I can have you on a plane and in a different country in minutes. Just say the word." Gabriel responded with. He couldn't do serious for long after all. (So true.)

With a smile and a shake of his head Castiel walked out of his room with Gabriel following him and coming up with more and more outrageous suggestions about where he could send Cas so that he could get away from Dean. Luckily Castiel had had great experience at ignoring pretty much everything his brother ever said. (A good thing to be able to do on occasion I'm sure.)

The ceremony itself was a small family affair. Other that Castiel and Dean and there best men they were only six others there. They were Bobby and Ellen, Charlie and Garth, and Kali and Jess. They had decided that they only wanted those that truly mattered to them to be with them for this special time. And while Dean wasn't sure that his partner strictly mattered to him in sense he wanted him at the wedding Castiel had insisted, saying that Garth was the one who had Dean's back and he really didn't want to give the man a reason to let Dean get shot. Not that that was ever likely to happen, but still. Castiel would not take that chance. (Very wise, if not a little over protective.)

And so it was in front of these eight people that Dean and Castiel pledged themselves to each other, and only each other for the rest of their lives. And it was in front of these people that they shared their first kiss as a married couple. It was perfect.

And while all those manly men there would refuse to admit it later, there hadn't been a dry eye in the house by the end of it.

(Yeah, Cas and Dean are married. throw confetti, it's a parade.)