Wanted | Niam AU

Chapter 60: Niall

Saturday

The Wedding

"Do you want to go and check everything out before everyone gets here, Niall? If so, now would be our time to go."

Jenny was amazing! The way she was handling everything and doing such a great job at it! I had no doubt everything was going to look beautiful. She really needed to start a business doing this stuff with the way she made the cabin look when Liam asked me to marry him; my heart was beating a mile a minute. She took us down to the wedding site first. It was exactly how I wanted it. The first thing I noticed was our tree. Hanging from the tree were about fifty small flower vases that we spent days making out of old bottles and mason jars. My fingers were almost raw from wrapping thin wire around and around the jars so that we could hang them in the trees. Daisies and other wild flowers were in each one. They looked beautiful. Then I saw all the hay bales. They were set in rows and had old quilts and blankets over each one. The way Liam and Greg set them up there was a small back also so that people would be able to lean back while sitting down. Emma and her quilting club made pillows to put on the hay bales as well. The little fans on each row were perfect! They each had the letter P on them. I almost cried just thinking about how my name was going to be Niall Payne in just a few short hours.

The aisle that was made for the wedding party to walk down already had a few dozen red and pink flower petals spread around. Louis's little sisters Phoebe and Daisy were the flower girls and his little brother Matthew was the ring barrier. They would all look so cute walking down the aisle.

I wanted the wedding site to be very simple, nothing more than the vases hanging in the tree. I did not want to take away from the beautiful location where we were getting married. I walked around and smiled. The memory of that night flooded back to me. The endless talking about our favorite movies, singers, songs, the beautiful stars, my first orgasm. I felt the heat rush into my face and I had to look around to see if anyone was watching me. I'm sure I was as red as those rose petals. This place was so special to me. Someday we would bring our kids here and show them the nighttime stars just like Liam did for me.

"Is everything how you want, Niall?" Jenny asked as she walked around with a clipboard and her cell phone ever present in her hand. I just smiled at her.

"I can never ever repay you for how wonderful you have made this day for me, Jenny. It's perfect. Thank you so much for listening to me when I said I wanted to keep it as simple as possible. I just...I just love it."

Jenny smiled her shy little smile and shrugged her shoulders.

"I'm so happy you like it, Niall. Do you want to go up and see the reception area?"

"Is it safe? Where will Liam be?"

Jenny laughed. I'll make sure that Aaron knows to keep him in the house and not to let him peek out the window."

We headed up to the ranch house and to the main barn. Drake, Aaron and Dewey spent days cleaning out the barn so that the slab floor would be ready for the reception. I was going to have to do something special for them.

We turned the corner and I saw three large white tents set up right outside the house and the barn. I sucked in a breath of air.

"Oh. My. God! It looks beautiful...it all looks so beautiful."

We got out of Jenny's truck and started walking around. Louis grabbed my arm and we set off to explore. Each of the white tent legs were wrapped in white silk mesh tulle with soft pink ribbon wrapped around each leg. The white tables had white linen draped over the whole table, with a smaller soft pink linen on top of that. I was so glad Jenny kept the white chairs plain though. She wanted to tie large pink bows on each but I wanted to keep it simple. I liked it simple and plain – it was more me, I thought. Each table had a centerpiece of wild flowers in mason jars with a few small white votive candles.