Only She Remembered What Happened on Her Wedding

Weddings are supposed to be unforgettable but what if you’re the only one who remembers?

For Marianne, her wedding day was a whirlwind of laughter, chaos, and calamity: the missing veil discovered wrapped around a plunger, the mariachi ringtone that interrupted her vows, the cake that mistakenly congratulated “Harold on 35 Years of Accounting Excellence,” and a flower girl’s interpretive dance that nearly stole the show. It was messy, ridiculous, and absolutely perfect because it was theirs.

The only problem? By the next morning, no one else remembers any of it. Not her new husband. Not her family. Not even the cousin who swan-dived into the punch bowl. To everyone else, the day was flawless.