"You look stunning Sophia. You really do."
"Stop it. You're the one getting married."
Jeannine blushed. She couldn't believe that today she was marrying her true love. It had been a whirlwind romance and now, less then four months after meeting, she was marrying Tom.
"Yeah, but you normally are so plain and ordinary. You look great."
Sophia did look gorgeous. She looked at herself in the mirror and was shocked at what she saw. Her dark brown hair was in ringlets around her face and the make up artist had done up her face perfectly. She was wearing a burgundy dress that had a scooped neckline and long skirt. It wasn't the typical bridesmaid's dress, but Jeannine wasn't the typical bride. Sophia's tall frame looked elegant in the dress and her large breasts looked round and firm.
"Thank you. You look better though."
"Of course I do. I am the bride you know."
The two women giggled. They had known each other all their lives and had made a pact in high school to be each other's maid of honor. Of course, neither one of them knew that it would take ten years for one of them to get married. If Jeannine hadn't met Tom, she probably would not have been near to getting married and Sophia hadn't had a boyfriend in almost two years.
Jeannine's dress was expensive, bought at the most luxurious store in the city. Her red hair was done up perfectly and her tiara was made with real diamonds. She had on four-inch heels, partially to be close in height to her soon to be husband, but more so to be at least close in height to Sophia. She twirled the large diamond around her ring finger. The diamond was three carats and she knew that the wedding band that Tom was going to slip on her finger later today was almost four carats in total.
"You look like a princess. This is your day so whatever you want just tell me."
The two best friends hugged tight and then made their way to the waiting limo.
The wedding was a blur for Sophia. She was nervous about being in front of all those people. She was worried about tripping down the aisle. She was worried that she would faint at the front of the church. She almost dropped Jeannine's bouquet when she and Tom exchanged vows and almost forgot her name when she had to sign the wedding registry. On the outside, she was smiling and cheerful and the calm, down to earth bridesmaid. On the inside, she was a nervous wreck.
"Do you need some help?" Sophia almost jumped out of her dress when she heard his voice. She turned around and was met with a man that was surprisingly taller then her. Much taller actually, which meant that he was a giant compared to the other men she had dated. She was trying to open the door of the limo while holding both bouquets and making sure that her dress didn't drag in the dirt.
"Um, yeah." The large man opened the door with one hand while grabbing both bouquets with the other. He held the door open and smiled down at Sophia.
"I'm Ryan Adams. You're the beautiful maid of honor."
Sophia blushed. He was definitely a charmer. "Yes, I'm Sophia and only the bride is supposed to be beautiful on her wedding day, everyone else, especially the maid of honor, is supposed to be plain and boring."
"Fine then. You must be the ugly maid of honor then. I'm Ryan."
Sophia blinked. She wasn't used to someone being so sarcastic after just meeting, but she was thankful he was there to help. He held the door open while she placed the bouquets gently on the seat. She then turned around and once again had to remember to look up towards him. "Thanks for the help."
"You're very welcome. Do you need any other help?" Ryan was intrigued with Sophia. He had been since he first saw her and was thankful that this opportunity arose so that he could speak to her.
"No, I'm fine. The couple is just getting some pictures done in the church garden and then we're heading to the reception hall."