The coastline of Torchline is radiant in the late afternoon light, kissed golden by the sun as it begins its slow descent toward the horizon. Warmth lingers on the breeze, carrying the scent of salt and citrus, of seafoam and sun-warmed fruit. Torches line the length of the beach, each one already lit and flickering softly despite the hour, their flames swaying gently with the rhythm of the tide. Between them, the waves shimmer with threads of bioluminescence, pulses of blue and green light rolling ashore like the sea itself has chosen to celebrate.
Beneath pale canvas tents stretched wide along the sand, garlands of ivy and lavender hang in long, sweeping loops, the blossoms fresh and fragrant even in the heat, all thanks to a certain botanist. They drape from post to post like something grown rather than arranged, the handiwork of a loving touch rather than ceremony. The tents offer shade and space for guests to gather, with linen-covered tables set beneath, their surfaces already crowded with dishes that speak of memory and comfort—honey-roasted vegetables, grilled fish still gleaming with oil and lemon, savoury pastries filled with molten cheese and forest herbs. Glass pitchers brim with sangria and sparkling cider, while bottles of wine and finely aged gin—each one chosen with care—catch the sun and throw little flares of amber and rose across the cloth.
Closer to the water’s edge, music winds through the air with unhurried ease, played by hand or coaxed from magical devices, the melodies soft and full of light. The sounds of laughter rise in tandem, unforced and free, carried on the breeze along with the low hum of voices. Everything feels touched by something sacred and still—joyful, yes, but not loud. Not boisterous. The kind of happiness that blooms slowly and sinks deep.
It is a celebration, yes. But more than that, it is a homecoming. A promise made again, not out of necessity, but because love—real love—asks to be tended, even after the vows have long since been spoken.
This thread is only open to those who received an invitation, as well as special guestsAmalia, Edrei, Enzo, Rexanna, Seren, Vanya, Vervain, Aoife. Wedding crashers will be removed by Remi (we've seen how you animals have acted in other MEs, and Remi will absolutely sic his Leafchange-feral husband on you).
Dead characters are allowed to create breakaway threads set during this time period, but timeline-wise you'll have to go back to Mort's halls once the party is over, so you only have a few hours!
No one likes having MEs in their threadlog forever, so get in your 3 posts early!
Beneath pale canvas tents stretched wide along the sand, garlands of ivy and lavender hang in long, sweeping loops, the blossoms fresh and fragrant even in the heat, all thanks to a certain botanist. They drape from post to post like something grown rather than arranged, the handiwork of a loving touch rather than ceremony. The tents offer shade and space for guests to gather, with linen-covered tables set beneath, their surfaces already crowded with dishes that speak of memory and comfort—honey-roasted vegetables, grilled fish still gleaming with oil and lemon, savoury pastries filled with molten cheese and forest herbs. Glass pitchers brim with sangria and sparkling cider, while bottles of wine and finely aged gin—each one chosen with care—catch the sun and throw little flares of amber and rose across the cloth.
Closer to the water’s edge, music winds through the air with unhurried ease, played by hand or coaxed from magical devices, the melodies soft and full of light. The sounds of laughter rise in tandem, unforced and free, carried on the breeze along with the low hum of voices. Everything feels touched by something sacred and still—joyful, yes, but not loud. Not boisterous. The kind of happiness that blooms slowly and sinks deep.
It is a celebration, yes. But more than that, it is a homecoming. A promise made again, not out of necessity, but because love—real love—asks to be tended, even after the vows have long since been spoken.
This thread is only open to those who received an invitation, as well as special guests
Dead characters are allowed to create breakaway threads set during this time period, but timeline-wise you'll have to go back to Mort's halls once the party is over, so you only have a few hours!
No one likes having MEs in their threadlog forever, so get in your 3 posts early!
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Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
