Wedding
 

One thing that I dream of is to have a wedding night as just married woman.
It doesn't need to be an real wedding but a role play could do fine.

My dream is to go to the beauty salon and the hairdresser first and get a real wedding treatment. I would like to have a GG Maid of honor who helps me dress in a beautiful wedding gown. Underneath I will be wearing white but sexy underwear and in my hair I will have a veil and a tiara.

The groom is tall masculine man:heart: who I know well even if we not necessary are a couple.
We can have a sermon and a dinner with friends at a nice restaurant. I would like to have a trans-woman or a trans-man as an officiant. There is of course music so we can dance our wedding waltz.

Later during the evening my husband and I goes away to our wedding suite. We make love for hours before we fall to sleep in each others arms.:kiss:



The pictures below is with a GG. I have not find anything similar wit a trans-woman. Only the kind of wedding pictures were the trans-bride is active and that is a turn of for me.

I'm looking forward to walking down the aisle and wearing the white grown. Except i want it to be real not roleplay :yes: Jennifer

:cool:That would be soo cool.

Thats beautiful, I'd like my bride and i to dance to "We Belong" by Pat Benatar as the first dance.

I think i'd want to hear LOOKING FOR LOVE IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES or CRUEL TO BE KIND for the first dance with my husband :innocent: Jennifer

It's not only the ladies that look forward to getting married. A lot of men also have that desire, although not many men will admit as much to even their closest friend.

If you're going to get married, make damn sure they're the right one. It's great if it works out. Otherwise it will be the biggest mistake you'll ever make.

We all dream of that to have a beautiful handsome man gently but firmly fulfil our sweet need. I love her dress but I think I'd want a better honeymoon suite! x

Jennifer, I do get what you mean... however, for some the legality of marriage is not possible. Sure, I could bring her to Denmark and we could have a same-sex-civil-partnership (legally as a marriage but no religious blessing) which would be recognized in many countries, but certainly not here in Indonsia where we reside.

So maybe Michaela's scenario is an interesting approach. It would for sure have all the PERSONAL symbolic implications of commitment - but ofcourse it could never be completely as fulfilling as the real deal - whether it be a religious or civil marriage.

I do detest all the obstacles that are put in the way of two people wanting to make a commitment - religiously and legally. We're still far from true equal rights here. The religious and hetero fascists still rule much of morale issues and they do it effectively and vigorously. So untill they are gone for good we'll sometimes still have to pretend that we are just as normal as everybody else...

H