Sophie’s smile relaxed as he kissed her hand, the gesture causing her heart to swell. Had there been any doubts in her mind, his gentle charm was more than enough proof that she’d never made a better decision than saying yes. And she recounted that over the next several minutes, spending the better part of the ceremony simply admiring her groom. The first time they’d met, she knew right away that the singer was going to be different than anyone she’d dated before. Of course she’d known a little about him, both through bits and pieces from her friends and the inescapable hum of the media. But still, the Joe she’d met was far from the man she was expecting in the best way possible. Her mother was probably crying by now, and being smirked at by her brothers, though she hadn’t thought to check — that could come later. Now her focus was unwaveringly on Joe, giving his hand a reassuring squeeze as he started her vows.
Truthfully, she’d been fine until that point, sailing through the ceremony in an oblivious kind of tranquility where all she had to worry about was committing the sight before her to memory. But when he started on his vows, she could feel the tears beginning to roll down her cheeks. By the time he was finished, she was more than glad that she’d opted for the waterproof makeup. She mouthed a genuine ‘thank you’ to him as the pastor went on to say that it was time for her vows. “Oh god, my turn,” she chuckled, fanning away the dampness in her eyes and earning a laugh the audience. She took his hands in hers once more before she began. “Joe, you’re my partner, I don’t know how better to put it, words are more your suit but I’ll do my best. You match me in every way possible, from your adventurous spirit to your ability to turn a lazy day at home into the best day ever, always making me laugh along the way. Had someone told me two years ago that we would be standing here, I might have laughed and called them insane. But it would only have been because I’d never experienced true partnership until the day your name lit up my phone. You’re my rock, my forever love, and I’ll always be grateful to you for truly changing my life each and every day. I promise to love you and always be there to support you, no matter what it is you need. I vow to be your best friend, your biggest fan, and you most enduring confidant, and I’m more ready than ever for us to take on new adventures as partners in life. I love you, Jojo.”
He chuckled softly as she started fanning herself as the pastor stated it was her turn. As she said her vows, he could fill his eyes welling up with tears all over again. He was always the sensitive and more emotional one between his brothers, so he always knew he would probably cry at his wedding. There was no doubt that she loved him as much as he loved her. And he loved her a lot, probably more than how much he loved himself. He quietly thanked her once she came to a stop, he could hear sniffles and some awes in the crowed between both of their vows. It was one of the rare occurrences where it dawned on him that there were hundreds of people there with them. It wasn’t just the bride, groom, and pastor.
“Joe, please take the ring.” Pastor said, knocking Joe out of his thoughts. He turned towards the groomsman, and took the wedding band from Nick, thanking him before he turned back to his bride. “Please repeat after me,” the pastor said once Joe took Sophie’s left hand. I’ Joseph take Sophie to be my wife. I promise you love, honor and respect, to be faithful to you and forsaking all others, until death do us part.” The male repeated before he slipped the small silver band that matched her engagement ring.
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