The CEO’s Ex-Wife Is A Famous Doctor

The CEO’s Ex-Wife Is A Famous Doctor By LiLhyz Chapter 112: The Grand Wedding

The Royal Grand Convention covered forty-five thousand square feet in size. Convention halls one and two were connected, accommodating most guests. Convention hall three was strictly for direct families and close friends only.

Convention hall one was the entrance to the wedding venue. It had rows of floral arches decorating its path. Aside from flowers, tree branches with lights popping out of the arches could be seen.

Next to the eye-catching entrance, an LED screen was mounted on the wall, showing pictures of Evan and Shantelle, taken from their pre-nuptial photo shoot. Some were couple images, while some included Lucas. From time to time, words of welcome were flashed on the same screen, which read: [Welcome to Happy Ever After. Evan and Shanty Says I Do to Forever.)

Opposite to where the photos of the couple were presented, a singer stood behind a piano, singing romantic ballad songs.

Usherettes guided guests to their designated tables, where they were promptly served canapes and champagne. Gifts were collected by the same usherettes and were placed at the selected tables in each hall.

The wedding followed a theme of white, sapphire, and gold. White wisteria flowers hang from the ceiling, along with chandeliers and hanging candlesticks. Glass tables scattered across the venue, each decorated with centerpieces of golden flowers, while some had white blooms. Along with the flowers, candle sticks adorn the tables.

The floor had temporary white tiles. At the center was an elevated path for the bride to make her bridal walk. Instead of a carpet, the aisle had blue tiles meant to guide Shantelle to Evan.

Made-up Yoshino Cherry trees were settled precisely on alternate tables, while some were placed on the sides. Each tree gleamed with white and blue lights, illuminating the venue.

At the front of each hall was a large LED screen had been placed. The said screens would feature the entire event. On one side of the convention hall two, was a band playing romantic music on top of a custom-made stage.

Many of Shantelle’s batch mates from Warlington Medical School attended. They wanted to see the wedding forthemselves. For one, Doctor Millet Hart would not miss it for the world. She wanted to see if her fiance, Jeffrey, could prepare a better wedding. To her dismay, however, she could already see how it was impossible at first glance. The wedding was just too grand.

This is so extravagant,” Penelope said. While seated in front of their table, she said to her friends, “I’ve

serving expensive champagne, Millet. Better enjoy

everyone is so classy,” said another batch mate of

lucky to meet a powerful man as her husband,” Doctor

relatives settled in their seats and were in awe. They were a cousin of William, Davy Scott, and his

it as a small gathering, but this time, the celebration was clearly a grand – a well-thought- of event. On the couple’s first wedding, Shantelle’s relatives expected a fabulous celebration since

Scott remarked, “Oh, my god. Is that Golden Osetra

Sea,” the food server

did Evan go all out

said, “I don’t know. I guess we will find out later. Maybe he realized

him,” Leah suggested. “Remember, they have a

didn’t sound like he was forced,”

relatives were baffled altogether. They were all eager to see how the couple would act around each

too far from them were Evan’s distant aunt and her family. Ariana Thompson-Smith and her husband, Paxton Smith, attended the wedding out of obligation to Erick’s invitation. Seeing how lavish the wedding was, Ariana said, “I can’t believe how Evan had spent so

said, “We will get to speak to them later. So we will find

relatives of Evan and Shantelle did not get to speak with the couple just yet. The couple was too busy preparing for the wedding, which was also true for their parents. Only Evan’s bodyguards guided them to their respective hotel accommodations. It

Erick,

keeping distance for now, since they were securing the health of Evan’s son. But