Her eyes widened a little when he mentioned the honeymoon. They hadn't really discussed what that meant to them.  In a normal wedding, it would be time that the couple could spend together, enjoying each other's company and being...intimate.  This wasn't a normal wedding and she was quite sure he was implying anything untoward.  They were both just going through the motions in all this.<br/><br/>"Let's hold off on both.  We can have a more public reception down the line, when our families have had time to settle with the whole idea...and maybe we wait until you father is doing better to take a honeymoon, if that's something we decide we want."  It was a positive way to spin a negative situation.  Eve didn't want to take Casey away from him father when this could be the last memories he shared with him.  "I know what it's like to lose a father.  We should stay close until he either is on the mend, or until..."  She let her words fall off.  It didn't need to be said, they both knew what the likely outcome of this was going to be.<br/><br/>"There are ramps around the lake house patios, and we can make sure there's space just for him.  Maybe we just do a quick dinner after the ceremony, with cake...and then we can spend the rest of the weekend getting some of your stuff over to my place?  Low-key?"  She said, trying to keep it all as simple as possible.  "There's a pastry shop near the lake that does cakes, I'll call them today and see if they can fit us in."  She added, covering another base for them.