[OPEN] Reception!
Characters: Garnet, Zidane, and all their guests!
Progress: Ongoing
Summary: Vows have been made, knots have been tied -- It's time to celebrate!
Location: The Castle Alexandria
Date: May 23rd, 1804
Notes: Reception time! Party-Style tagging -- ninja tagging and thread-crashing is encouraged. For anyone who was invited personally (See the list of those who received an invitation), you've all been informed upon arriving at the palace and having your name checked against the list, that there will be accomidations made for you at the palace for staying overnight.
For those who had attended Garnet's Birthday party the previous summer, the sight would have been a familliar one -- the grand ballroom had been reconstructed since the disaster, and was once again ready to host a celebration. The decorations this time were beautiful and elegant, but noteably subdued; the same band of musicians had set up to one side of the floor, ready to provide the score for the evening. The largest different, however, lay in the fact that guests were first directed to another adjoining hall, where long banquest tables had been set up -- each place was set with plates, utensilves, napkins, and name cards -- yes, their seats had been chosen for them, with invitees being sat near their guests (if they brought them), and everyone else placed where needed. The kitchen staff were busy as could be, and the smells filtered through the halls. Although not as extravagant as one might have expected of a royal wedding, the night promised to be full of drinking, dancing, and music; a night Alexandria wouldn't soon forget.
Progress: Ongoing
Summary: Vows have been made, knots have been tied -- It's time to celebrate!
Location: The Castle Alexandria
Date: May 23rd, 1804
Notes: Reception time! Party-Style tagging -- ninja tagging and thread-crashing is encouraged. For anyone who was invited personally (See the list of those who received an invitation), you've all been informed upon arriving at the palace and having your name checked against the list, that there will be accomidations made for you at the palace for staying overnight.
For those who had attended Garnet's Birthday party the previous summer, the sight would have been a familliar one -- the grand ballroom had been reconstructed since the disaster, and was once again ready to host a celebration. The decorations this time were beautiful and elegant, but noteably subdued; the same band of musicians had set up to one side of the floor, ready to provide the score for the evening. The largest different, however, lay in the fact that guests were first directed to another adjoining hall, where long banquest tables had been set up -- each place was set with plates, utensilves, napkins, and name cards -- yes, their seats had been chosen for them, with invitees being sat near their guests (if they brought them), and everyone else placed where needed. The kitchen staff were busy as could be, and the smells filtered through the halls. Although not as extravagant as one might have expected of a royal wedding, the night promised to be full of drinking, dancing, and music; a night Alexandria wouldn't soon forget.