"Sounds fair enough. Sebastian sat down on the ground for the picnic. He looked about at the activities. Some where tossing a flat plate type of thing to each other and dogs were allowed to jump and grabbed it as well. He had always wanted a dog so he kept his eye on the dog who was playing with the flat plate thing.<br/><br/>"Are dogs hard to handle or train? I'd like but one if it isn't too much trouble. Maybe like that red one with the furry ears ((Irish settler)) It looks to be a good dog to have and to play with. Maybe a small one like a puppy so I can have fun training it."  Sebastian asked before taking a bite of his sandwich. A small wet nose sniffed his elbow. Sebastian looked down and it was a small red furry eared puppy.<br/>"You just appeared like magic! Where did you come from?" Sebastian asked the puppy as he gently picked it up.<br/><br/>"Hey Mister! I'm sorry about the puppy. She got out of my wagon. But would you like to keep her? I'm trying to find homes for 3 more puppies beside her." a young lad asked.<br/><br/>"How much is she?" Sebastian asked as he reached into his jeans for his wallet.<br/>"She's free, mister and thanks!" the lad ran off to the wagon where 3 small heads were looking over the top of a box.<br/><br/>"Well, I guess I got my wish, huh, Blue?" Sebastian looked at Blue sheepishly as he held the puppmy up to his chest to hug her. The puppy looked up at Sebastian with adoring eyes and gave him a wet kiss. Sebastian laughed right out loud.<br/><br/>Meredith returned his kiss as her eyes went shut and her arms went around his waist. The flower girl giggled and the rice boy shushed her quickly. They turned away to start the procession to the carriage for the wedding ride around the town. Mother Teresa smiled at Father Adam as she went over to his side and took his arm as did the rest of the attendants.<br/><br/>Out side was a lovely grey carriage with the top down. It was drawn by 2 grey horses, a male and a female. A sister and brother were sitting in the front to guide the horses. Another carriage with bench seats for the attendants was also waiting. A brother and sister were at the front to guide the two chestnut horses, a female and a male, behind the Bride's and Groom's carriage.