Prince William V was ecstatic. He would very soon be marrying the love of his life, Princess Elisabeth of Reutoa. After he had proposed to her in the Vienna Palace, and now the wedding was taking place in a nearby Cathedral.
William V had put Queen Auguste Sophie in charge of planning the wedding, it was a side job for her. She was completely stressed over the thing, remembering her older sister, Princess Karoline's massive wedding. She reviewed the guest list and sitting plan. She informed the servants to put the sitting labels.
"Okay, the Reutoans and Polongains are Catholics and the Prussian are Protestant. They have to be on different tables, and Crown Prince Paul has to sit with the Prussians, but the Kaiser must be as far away from Paul as possible. The King-Emperor and the Empress of Russlande will sit behind the ArchBishop when he is blessing the marriage so their children will sit between the Catholics and Prussians."
The Queen of Great Hyruke flipped through her list.
"The Saul will sit behind the Prussians, but behind Queen Christina or else The Kaiser will freak out. Do not repeat any of this. My cousin in law and myself and husband and sister in law should go next to the Prussians as well. But Put Prince Philip next to Princess Marie..."
Queen Auguste Sophie continued on speaking, going on and on about placement.
The Centre Vienna Cathedral was located right next to the River Danu, the river cut straight through the center of Vienna. It was extremely large, started when it was under control of the evil Osterre Regime, before Derita took over, a spanned time of 40 plus years to build it and making 101 years old. Despite being a branch of the Polongain imperial Family, Prince William V live in Vienna, the capital of the Archduchy. While Austria was officially jointly controlled by Polonge and Derita, it was seen as Polonge land but Vienna and Prague as Deritain cities. Prince William V himself was in private room review his appearance with his groomsmen, Leopold II, Prince Reschnov II, Prince Charles II and Jean Gerrefore.
Princess Auguste Sophie had wonderful ways for guests to arrive, some would be flown in via helipcopter, e others arriving on party yachts along the River, then lead ashore, King Étienne himself had already arrived via yacht. Horse drawn carriages were another choice as Auguste Sophie wanted to make the wedding as royal and magical as possible, she was the wedding planner and was to meet the guests and have the servants, dressed up in traditional Hollande regalia, lead them into the chapel. She wore a long southern belle type ball gown that was a pretty green and black.
The marriage was both built on love and on power and politics. Prince William V, even so he was seventh-in-line to the throne through Succession Law after his sister, the Empress of Polonge and his seven or so nephews and nieces, perhaps he could arguably be heir do to Archduke Francis III, his eldest nephew, young age as he could be regent and it was very important that he marry, especially to a Princess. Prince William V at the same time luckily loved Princess Elizabeth and had high hopes for the future.
