Chapter 1529 (2/2)
The burning flame in the chest of Luoyang calmed down a little.
When the protest in Luoyang was invalid, their wedding was firmly set on New Year's Eve.
Because it is necessary to prepare for the wedding, the ancient house is filled with a festive atmosphere every day.
Luo Ying often goes to the ancient house to discuss with the old lady for her children's wedding. Once she comes and goes, the relationship between the two mother-in-law and daughter-in-law has eased a lot.
The days passed day by day.
As the wedding day approached, every street was shrouded in a red ocean of joy.
The wedding of Fengsheng and luoyangyang was held on an island, not too far from the imperial capital. It took only one hour by plane, but it no longer belongs to China.
On the wedding day, the island is also full of festive red.
Luo Yangyang likes traditional and classical weddings, and the canonization held a large-scale Chinese wedding.
Sitting in front of the dressing table, Luo Yangyang looked at himself in the mirror. The whole person was in a trance.
Although she had received the certificate before, she didn't realize the feeling of getting married until today.
”How beautiful!” You you is wearing the same festive red Ru skirt, holding a red cover in his hand and looking at Luo Yangyang in the mirror, ”are you very excited?”
When she has a wedding, she will also have a Chinese wedding. The bride's clothes are almost out of the sky.
Moreover, the Chinese wedding scene is both atmospheric and solemn, sacred and unreadable, which is too refreshing.
”I'm more than excited. I'm so nervous.”
Luo Yangyang clasped his hands, grabbed his fingers and blinked nervously.
”What's so nervous? Just go out and worship later. You don't have to toast or anything.”
Youyou moved a chair and just wanted to sit down next to Luoyang, the door of the room was knocked.
”Aunt Luo must have come.”
You you said and went to open the door.
As soon as the door opened, she was surprised: ”canonization? What are you doing here? Your grandmother said that the groom could not see the bride before the church.”