USS Genesis
Holodeck - The Wedding (Finally) Invitations to all.
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Tom Jarvis (Internal Security) in Holodeck - The Wedding (Finally) Invitations to all.
Posted by Ensign Ben Wilkinson (Security Officer) in Holodeck - The Wedding (Finally) Invitations to all.
Ben checked the time for what must have been the hundredth time, it was precisely forty minutes to midnight and guests were starting to arrive. In less than an hour he and T’Lora would be wed. He mentally reviewed the preparations and determined that if he had forgotten anything it was too late now. He checked the pocket of his robe and felt the small box that held his grandmothers wedding ring. He glanced at the time again thirty-eight minutes to go.Ben SO
BUMP to participants.
OOC: T’Lora I will let you decorate the holodeck in appropriate fashion, if you will.Tom entered and looked around thinking he might be a bit early. He checked his masking device before approaching the seating area on the Bride’s side.
He was dressed in a custom fitted suit. The color of the jacket, vest, pants, and tie were Black 4.0. The Jacket and vest had a deep scarlet lining matching his silk shirt. The toe, heel, and upper of his wingtip leather shoes matched the black of the suit while the mid panel and laces matched his shirt.
- Tom
Dagen came into the holodeck with Reia, hand in hand. He was in his dress uniform on this occasion. Some found it a stuffy, scratchy thing but Dagen thought it fit well. Perhaps he was one of the lucky ones. “A midnight wedding?” he said quietly to Reia. “They could have eloped. Aren’t their holographic priests that are qualified to do this?” He was complaining, if cheekily of the time. Marriage at midnight. It was different. Being the holodeck would they turn into pumpkins at midnight?
He had gotten off shift and caught a quick bite once he was back in their quarters, however the quick nap he had anticipated getting did not materialize. He could only explain it away by saying that pheromones got in the way. Which he had not yet found to be a bad thing. Idly he wondered whether the timing was based on a Vulcan thing. By the time they were more of an item on the radar of cultural studies they were either a) past when Dagen’s first host was around and b) past when Lin, the second host would have considered her exobiology cultural studies to be interesting to look at Vulcans as opposed to more exotic alien studies.
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