@vonschweetz omg you KNOW the dynamic would change!
Like Blacksmith Pero isn’t normally the most... vocal about his affections
But when he and reader get married? That man is ecstatic!
Still sometimes cant believe you said yes and now you both are married?! Hell to the yes, Pero is here for this
Since neither of you really have a conflict of interest with neither of you overseeing the other the museum is totally okay with it too, because like you said it gives another layer of realism to museum visitors experiences when real life gets layered with the job
Literally they actually edit both of your “characters” to be married in the setting they have created as well with the gruff blacksmith falling for the sweet and often more chipper lady (only the patrons of the museum with the seasonal passes they use all the time know the fiction is very much based in reality)
For all Pero’s grumpy facade he for sure isnt shy about giving you sweet kiss on the cheek that leaves a soot stain he will laugh about before brushing it away for you
Any weird patrons of the museum who make crude comments about Pero and you that lean to the misogynistic side “because it’s hIsToRiCaL” just get the legendary glare from your husband (generally while he is holding something in the forge with the tongs not that he would hurt them.... probably... maybe)
But it is not at all a strange sight for your coworkers or museum goers to see you take your lunches over to the blacksmith’s shop so you can both eat together
That and the museums designer/photographer took a cute snapshot of you both walking back to your car in the evening still in costume
Pero smiling at you while you recount some of the hilarious questions one of the kids on your tour had been asking. That photo ended up being used on some of the summer promotional ads online and in the new brochure because everyone could just SEE how you both felt for each other and it was just so fricking sweet <3