Evelyn took a deep breath and kneeled carefully in her dress, Eliane bending to help to ensure the lace was not injured in the process.  Eve couldn't be sure why she felt like this was what she needed to do, but it was as strong as the steady beat of her heart.  Gratitude swelled in her heart as the Magister began.  Gratitude to the Magister for accommodating their wishes, to her sister for falling in line, to the universe for pulling this together...And for the man kneeling next to her.<br/><br/>"I, Eliane Lauren Frost will bear witness as well."  Eliane said with a slight bow of her head.<br/><br/>"We begin this ceremony with the lighting of the flame, to cast our eyes to the future for this lovely couple."  The Magister gestured to the candle and then looked back up.  "If anyone wishes to object to this union, which I assume they won't, they should do so now, before we see what fate has in store."  He waited a beat or two and then leaned down to light the flame.<br/><br/>This was the only moment she had feared about the wedding and Eve was almost grateful they were nearly alone for it.  The Magister snapped his fingers and a small flame appeared on the Eternal Flame.  It flickered for a moment before growing with a sudden strength and shifting into a shimming golden color.  Eve had thought the flame might be black or blue or something that signified stormy and difficult days ahead.  Gold was actually a rare color in this ceremony, because it typically signified a union of true soulmates.  Eve looked up at the Magister in confusion, but his expression clearly showed he had also expected ill-tidings.<br/><br/>"Well, that is interesting.  Do you, Evelyn Frost, commit your heart and your soul to the man that kneels next to you?  Do you give your solemn oath to be his partner in this life and the life beyond?"  Orrell continued.<br/><br/>"I do."  She said simply, a soft smile upon her lips.