Almost Cancelled

Groom → Bride

Wedding · Pop

Natalie — five years, and somehow they flew. Think about that disaster of a first date you very nearly canceled — thank God you didn't, because every good thing in my life traces back to that night. You almost said no to a second date, and instead you're marrying me. I don't know what I did to get this lucky. Today I get to call you my wife, and I want the rest of it — all the ordinary days, all the best parts — with you. I love you. Let's go.

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Song story

Background

Lucas is 28 and marrying Natalie after five years that flew by. He didn't want their first dance to be some song the whole room's already heard at ten other weddings — he wanted one that's actually theirs. So he turned their story, from the disastrous first date she almost canceled to this, into an upbeat pop song for just the two of them to dance to.

Message

Natalie — five years, and somehow they flew. Think about that disaster of a first date you very nearly canceled — thank God you didn't, because every good thing in my life traces back to that night. You almost said no to a second date, and instead you're marrying me. I don't know what I did to get this lucky. Today I get to call you my wife, and I want the rest of it — all the ordinary days, all the best parts — with you. I love you. Let's go.

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