The Kingsleighs sat on the right side of the aisle while the Hightopps sat on the left side. The rest of the guests finally showed up and filled every seat of the queen's garden. Future King William was up front with McTwisp waiting for his beloved queen with the biggest smile on his face. He certainly looked very emotional. Underland was awaiting it's ruling couple to make their love official. "The more I look at Lord William, the more I find him familiar," Helen whispered to her daughter. "I'm sure there's absolutely nothing wrong with him, mother," Alice replied doubtfully while glancing at William, who was winking over to some ladies behind her who were swooning at him. "I think you've hit your head a tad too hard when you landed here," Alice told her mother then proceeded to ask, "I'm well curious as to how you ended up here. Have you started remembering what happened that led you here?" She asked her next question with caution, "Did you travel through the mirror in our shop?" She looked at her mother who quickly expressed a look of realization. "Yes yes, how did you k-," Alice interrupted her, "Let's just say I've traveled through multiple mirrors to go between Underland and London. Do you perhaps recall anything else?" Mixed between realization and shocked Mrs. Kingsleigh said in a whispered but firm tone, "I do remember something. I recall rough hands of a man. They...They pulled me into the mirror, in our shop, but that's all I can remember." Alice didn't have much time to react to her mother's statement. Bells rang in the distance as Mirana approached the altar. She was dressed in a lavender gown similar to the one she wore on Toomalie day. She was absolutely breathtaking; she had all the guests completely mesmerized. Mirana was being escorted by Chessur, who was floating in the air. He had his little arm hooked around the queen's. The Tweedles, Thackery, Bayard, and Mally followed behind them, tossing purple and white flower petals all over the aisle - and a few guests. They got to the altar at last, and Alice noticed that Chessur, as he handed his queen to the groom, gave him a displeased look then vanished into thin air. "Please take your seats everyone," McTwisp, who was the officiant, demanded. "You're all late for the wedding!" Thackery bellowed from the middle of the aisle and pulled a teacup out of nowhere. Everybody knew what to expect from the mad march hare. The White Queen, smiling brightly, grabbed William and dragged him down with her. The hare threw the cup at the couple, barely missing them and the white rabbit. Thackery then hopped to the left and calmly took a seat next to the Hightopps. Everybody's heads popped back up. Mirana still smiling, pulled her future husband back up and said to him, "That was for good luck."
Every now and then, Alice would catch Lord William stealing peeks at her when he would turn to face Mirana. It made her feel awkward. But also she couldn't help but look back at him. It was as if something was pulling her to him. This was the moment she began suspecting there was something shady going on seeing as the queen disregarded his actions and just gazed at him lovingly. "By the authority vested in me," McTwisp declared, distracting Alice of her thoughts, "I now pronounce you husband and wife - and the Royal Couple of Underland!" King William leaned in to kiss his queen but she beat him to it by dipping him and giving him a passionate smooch on the lips. Underland cheered in admiration of their new king and royal couple. When Mirana pulled him back up, King William looked frightened but nonetheless happy, and he embraced his queen. "Everybody is welcome into the grand hall, where the reception will be held," the White Queen announced waving an arm towards the palace, "My new husband and I will join you there in a moment." King William held his hand out for her to take. They strolled off the altar and down the aisle then the guests followed behind. "There is something very abnormal going on here Hatter," Alice whispered to him as they met and walked behind the Hightopps into the reception hall. He nodded agreeing with her statement.
The guests filled up the hall and patiently waited for the couple. There were plenty of seats for everyone; each table had about ten chairs each. There was enough space in the middle of the room for everybody to dance all at once. Bright white lights shone from the top of the room to the bottom at the entrance of the hall. Two men opened the doors and in came the king and queen of Underland dressed in new clothes fit for a party - though they still looked elegant. They walked in and shared their first dance as a married couple while the kingdom admired them. They danced a waltz for a good five minutes. "Dinner is served!" Mirana yelled as she and William took their seats. The Hightopps and the Kingsleighs sat down together at table that barely fit them all. Since they were her guests of honor, Mirana sat close to her friends. About an hour passed and the guests were fed. Now it was time to hit the dance floor. The music was similar to that of where she lived. A folk-ish song was playing and Alice lightly tapped her foot on the ground to the beat. Tarrant noticed her also bobbing her head slightly, so he rose from his seat and went over to her. "Would you care to dance?" he asked her while he held out his hand for her. She hesitated a bit but got the courage to accept. "Excuse me," she told her mother. Alice took his hand and they walked out onto the dance floor with a few other couples who were dancing. Hatter placed his free hand on her waist, something he dared not to do in the past, and Alice placed hers over his shoulder. "Hold on. This isn't the normal dance you're used to," he warned her before leading her into a cross between hops and leaps and a strange waltz dance. It was definitely a bit more upbeat but she could take it. She quite enjoyed it until the song ended and a slower one replaced it. "How about one more?" Hatter suggested. "Why not," Alice answered him and smiled. They got deep into the music as they lightly moved their feet. Somewhere in the middle of the song, Alice settled her head on his chest as they moved their arms closer to each other. He was somewhat startled at her sudden action but also put his head close to hers and closed his eyes. Neither of them knew what was going on but it felt right dancing and being there in each other's arms. 'What is this feeling?' Alice thought to herself. "Just look at those two," Zanik whispered to Helen, "All I see is love when they're around each other." Helen looked at him then looked at the pair dancing a little too close for her liking. Something deep down in her didn't like the sight of them being so close or being 'in love.' "Tarrant claims they're friends, but I see something more," Zanik spoke up once more. "I sure hope they are ONLY friends," Helen retorted as she remembered James and she half-whispered to herself, "She might break someone's heart up where we live."