Daniel:  Yeah Mom, I got it. So, what about the rings.

Bette: You take this ring in the box and take them to Sonny. Tell him to give them to Tina the moment she arrives. Tina will know what to do with them. Once you give it to Sonny. You find Angie and Suzanne and you find a seat.

Daniel: There are a lot of folks here already. Aunt Alice and Aunt Lynn, Aunt Shane and Aunt Bobbie, Aunt Dylan and Aunt Helena and Grandmama Marilyn is here too.

Bette:  That’s wonderful Daniel.  Now, here are the rings. Go find Sonny and send me a text once Sonny has the rings. Okay? This is important Daniel.

Daniel: Don’t worry Mom. I will get this done right now. I will see you later.

Bette: Thank you Daniel. I will see you later as well.

In the meantime, at Jeanette’s house, Tina had helped Jeanette into her gown and her veil as well. She too had opted to wear the veil over the back of her head and draped down her back. Jeanette’s gown was a light-catching wedding dress topped with a halter neckline, a crystal-encrusted corset bodice, and an open back. Sheer floral lace appliques cascade down the pocketed A-line skirt, while dramatic linear glitter shines from beneath the appliques.  The dress was an ivory color with white appliques. It had a train and with the veil emphasized Jeanette’s honey blond hair.

Tina:  Jeanette, you look absolutely gorgeous. Paris is going to be star struck when she sees you. Bette has called and she is sending the flowers over by Angie. We cannot leave until we have those flowers, so you need to relax. I have talked to Sonny. He and Kit will meet you at the car and escort you into the gallery and then down the aisle. If you need a moment, we can step into James’s office before we start down the aisle.

Jeanette:  What about the rings? Do you have the rings?

Tina:  Not yet, but Sonny will have them when we arrive and I will get them from him. Everything is in process. Bette says that Marilyn is there and Mary is with Paris at the moment. We will leave just as soon as we get your bouquet and the car arrives. Now, do you want me to ride with you or drive myself to the gallery?